Your husband signed it so he is responsible and if you are married you are as well because of joint assets. Just like you or your husband can go...

Generally speaking contracts are enforceable. You signed it knowing the consequences. I am assuming you received some benefit so honor your...

You sould have signed it so you should have a copy. You can ask HR for a copy if you actually signed one.

I moved your question out of employment and labor and into workers compensation. I believe you will receive a better answer in that forum. Best...

You can sue but is it worth the money and will you recover anything of value, relative to what it will cost you. And I agree with the previous...

You should start by in writing sending them a letter by certified mail detailing the failed equipment and your desire to get out of the contract...

Hire a lawyer in your state to review the agreement and give you the best chance at a successful outcome. Best of luck.

Without the benefit of the agreement in front of me the best answer is wait for delivery and best of luck to you.

Take your contract to an attorney and pay the attorney to give you an opinion as to best next steps if any. I agree with the previous attorneys...

HIre a family law attorney in your area at once. And I agree with what the other two attorneys wrote. Best of luck.