You can't. Check with a lawyer in your state for what remedies are available to you and best of luck to you.

I moved your question out of contracts and into landlord and tenant as you should get better answers in that forum. Best of luck.

I moved your question out of employment and labor and into criminal defense as you should get better answers in that forum. Best of luck.

You should hire a lawyer in your state to provide you with help with your case. The short answer is no, the new terms would apply from the date...

Yes but without knowing more details a complete answer can't be given. Contact a lawyer in your state and best of luck.

Check with a lawyer in your state and provide more details and all of the facts. Best of luck to you with this.

I moved your question out of employment and labor and into immigration as you should get better answers in that forum. Best of luck.

No is the short answer. You can speak with an attorney who handles SSI cases with help on that case. Best of luck.

As an employee at will you can be fired at any time--just like you can quit at any time. You are only protected if in a union or under a signed...

Check with an attorney in your state who handles these types of cases and provide all the information. Best of luck.