I moved your question from contracts to consumer protection as I believe you will find better answers there. Best of luck.

Have an attorney review the agreements you have in place and give you advice. That could be a lot of money, why are you fishing for cheap answers...

I moved your question from contracts to consumer protection as I believe you will find better answers there. I agree with the previous answer...

I moved your question from contracts to landlord tenant as I believe you will find better answers there. Best of luck.

I moved your question from contracts to consumer protection as I believe you will find better answers there. Best of luck.

You should hire a local attorney to have the agreement reviewed and advice to you given on how best to approach it. Best of luck.

The short answer is, the terms of the signed agreement will dictate. You should not have relied on a verbal agreement.

I moved your question from contracts to litigation as I believe you will find better answers there. The attorney is going to have some issues...

Sorr this happend to you but like the previous attorney wrote, you waited a very long time. Best of luck to you.

Many times employee don't agree with their review. If every employee were asked to review themselves I imagine they would all be 10's out of 10. ...