Can i sue for firing me for know reason
You can certainly sue, but recovering in a lawsuit is a much different story. Based on the facts provided, you do not have a valid cause of action...
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You can certainly sue, but recovering in a lawsuit is a much different story. Based on the facts provided, you do not have a valid cause of action...
That is fraud in itself. I would recommend refraining from discussing this matter on a public forum.
Action must be taken promptly if the statute of limitations is up in less than 2 months. I would recommend giving your current attorney a firm...
Yes, you certainly can but the appropriate forum depends on specific facts that are not provided here, such as the nature of the investment, where...
I would highly recommend hiring a knowledgeable real estate attorney immediately, as time is of the essence.
I would highly recommend deleting this post and consulting with a criminal defense attorney immediately.
Yes, you can certainly have an attorney, and based on the facts provided, it is certainly in your best interest to consult with one.
You may have recourse, but an attorney will need to review the divorce agreement along with all additional documents related to this situation to...
The answer to your question depends on a number of facts that are not provided here, such as the location of the office and the manner in which you...
The answer is likely no, you do not have a case, because Illinois is an employment at will state. This means that an Illinois employer can...
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