Closed my warehouse position, now they want me to take a pay cut and different position?
The short answer is yes they can. An employer is free to change the terms of employment at any time and you are free to reject those changes. Quite...
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The short answer is yes they can. An employer is free to change the terms of employment at any time and you are free to reject those changes. Quite...
A landlord cannot place such cameras in a rental unit without your express permission. A landlord also cannot enter the premises without your...
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I’m sure you would gladly settle for $125k plus attorney fees on a $13k case but I don’t think Paychex would. You are mistaken that the contract...
I don’t see any liability based on those facts with a Missouri jury. I would simply tell the person that I was sorry that he had an allergic...
Missouri is an at-will employment state which means that you can be discharged at any time and for any reason or even no reason at all. So can your...
Yes, you can be held liable for the damages. What you describe happens all the time. There is no dispute that you struck this person. To what...
When a lawyer deposits a settlement check in their IOLTA trust account the lawyer is prohibited from paying out any funds until the check clears...
Those terms aren’t material to the agreement so yes you can be liable.
If the contract was in fact with the LLC, then it would not belong to any of the individual LLC members even if the member were still a member. The...
To begin with there is no such cause of action under the law. There is a claim for the negligent or intentional infliction of emotional distress....