Can a lawyer "copyright" a policy or document that is drafted for a client? If so, does the lawyer need the client's consent?

If the lawyer claims a copyright, then he didn't sell you a service. He sold you a license and the burden is on him to establish the terms of that...

Can a client retain an employee when prohibited? In California?

Maybe you have this backwards and you should do. On compete and non disclosure agreements with tour employees. You have to get the language and...

Is my attorney is withholding anything, or, a Judge has reason not to rule

Your knoll is not grassy. The system has overload. The cure is worse than the disease. Credit your lawyer with courage for not yielding to your...

Perhaps this will be helpful. I encourage texting and emailing. In fact, I maintain a separate line solely for texting. I charges text exchange...

I resigned from my job. My employer is alleging I was overpaid and is automatically deducting my pay. Can they do that?

An employer may not collect , by payroll deduction, an antecedent debt from an employee's exit pay without a written agreement to that effect. I...

"fundamental injury to client"?

Recycling this question will not get you better anwers. If the withdrawal hearing has not happened, the actual client (not a family member) can...

How to file criminal charges against business partner who did not dissolve LLC instead changed name XYZ Inc. City license

I am utterly lost here. Did you withdraw from the LLC? If not, why did you not dissolve it. If you still have an interest, why don't you...

How long is EAD valid

This is an immigration question. I have added that tag for you and I hope you get useful answers.

I had insurance on the date of court, paid my fines, got my license after paying and still got suspended license what do I do?

As the others pointed out, you have given us gobs of not very helpful info and not what we need to answer your question. Thus, this is a guess. ...

Plaintiff's lawyer contacts defendants' lawyer and gives false information to destroy attorney client relationship?

There is a growing doctrine of law in the U.S. called "quiet withdrawal" that requires lawyers to withdraw in the least damaging way. I have no...