Would an attorney advise NCP not to show up in court if not served within a week of court date?
I doubt any attorney would recommend to a client that he should try to avoid service. Any advantages in not attending are going to be short-term at...
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I doubt any attorney would recommend to a client that he should try to avoid service. Any advantages in not attending are going to be short-term at...
Illinois is an at-will employment state. Unless you have an employment or union contract that says otherwise, your employer can change the terms of...
Generally, an employer can fire you for any non-discriminatory reason, or even no reason at all. In your case, it sounds as if there are some very...
Without reviewing the court file and the recorded documents related to your real estate, it is difficult to give you much information. One thing to...
Unfortunately, there is no ethical duty that a seed dealer has for his customer. I can take a guess that you will not be purchasing seed from this...
An attorney would need to review the lien to determine if it was valid. If it is, it may be a simple matter to "persuade" the contractor to release...
It sounds as if the landlord is trying to terminate your lease? You are not required to leave until a judge tells you that you need to leave. The...
Answering your question would require at the very least a review of your contract with the builder.
No, you cannot sue them. I have seen, once--one time, an attorney file a motion for decision, and I would not recommend it.
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The tricky bit with this is that you were an employee of the temporary placement agency. This is one reason companies go this route. As previously...