You will always be automatically enrolled for the following year. You have to actively cancel coverage. Since you had coverage through your...

The employer is confused as there are no tax considerations related to the recovery of a covered insurance loss. It is not income to the business...

The short answer is likely no, you cannot. Here is the detailed explanation. As an at-will employee, either you or the employer may terminate the...

You haven’t asked a question. I suggest you get your thoughts together on paper first, and then try posting again asking a specific legal question.

You can sue anyone for literally anything but that doesn’t mean you have a viable claim. You have sustained no damages so you have no case.

You have been inconvenienced, which is undoubtedly aggravating and has cost you the time you spent tracking the issue down and getting it...

Either way will work. If you shut down one of the LLCs, you will need to file the following: - Notice of Winding Up here is the URL:...

Are you skilled in handling personal injury claims? If not, do yourself a favor and turn this over to your homeowner’s insurance carrier. They are...

To begin with, I need to clarify that I am only licensed in Missouri, and you have talked about two different states. I notice that the question...

You can't just subpoena things - it has to be part of a pending lawsuit. So yes, you must have a case number. Additionally, if you are trying to...