If I'm being charged with burgulary 2nd and didn't use force is it break in I had a swipe key?
Mr. Hardin is correct that no force is necessary but I can understand your confusion as we are all familiar with the term "breaking and entering." ...
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Mr. Hardin is correct that no force is necessary but I can understand your confusion as we are all familiar with the term "breaking and entering." ...
While that does seem a unusual there certainly is nothing illegal about it. Based upon my experience an employer would not consider doing anything...
Altering time cards is a very serious matter that can lead to the employer being hit with significant penalties under the FLSA if it appears to...
Vacation time is related to whether or not you get paid for absences but has nothing to do with whether or not it is a NCNS or unexcused. Generally...
If the employer chooses to handle it that way it can so long as doing so does not reduce your pay beneath the minimum wage.
There is no official means of notice so email would suffice.
You need a lawyer. Often these are what we call zombie debt and have been sold multiple times. Because of that they often can’t prove up their...
You can sue her but you’ll lose. It was your fault for giving her a key to begin with.
Typically pensions are based on the person’s life so when she dies the pension payments stop.
The other answers may well be correct that this is a scam but that wasn’t your question. If you have a photo of a person under age 18 that reveals...