My short term disability has been denied by Sedgwick even with a Doctors letter . Any suggestions on what to do now.

You should confer with an attorney who handles employee benefits disputes.

You should contact an attorney to review all of the facts and to give you sound advice. I can foresee a variety of option that might apply. ...

Can one business call another business to try and block services they offer even though you do not have any dealings or contrac

The first business may not make defamatory statements about you. The better question is, assuming that business one did something wrong, what are...

What options do I have when payroll made a mistake and I have to wait more than 5 days to receive my pay?

Some options are (1) pay an attorney what might be a couple of hundred bucks to meet with you and write a letter (2) write your own letter, and (3)...

How likely will a judge award attorney fees?

Your question would be much better addressed to your attorney, who knows all of the facts and presumably knows the judge.

Check your contract with AT&T but it might require arbitration rather than allowing court litigation.

Can my landlord force me out in a few days without court order if we have an verbal month to month agreement? no occ permit

A landlord may not engage in “self help” to force a tenant out. It takes a hearing and a judgment in favor of the landlord. You may have some...

I share a driveway with a neighbor. I replaced the driveway and she has never offered to pay her half. She is now selling her ho

Be careful so as not to get yourself sued for slander if title. Have an attorney review the shared driveway easement.

HOA sent me a demand notice for $400 with no details. I'm current on my dues. I've sent 4 requests for info with no response.

You’ve got a frustrating situation. It sounds like you’ve done everything right. I’m not sure why they communicate so poorly. If you are...

I am trying to file a motion to set aside judgement and on question one it says place of detention what does that mean?

Sounds like a criminal form. Is your default a civil one? If so, read the AVVO guide I wrote about how to set aside a default judgment.