You either convince your employer to pay or you consult with an attorney to assess whether it makes sense to sue for the money you believe is due. ...

Of course you can sue. Whether it makes financial sense to pay an attorney for this matter is the better question. You’ll have to balance the...

If your contract doesn’t want have a binding arbitration provision the precludes a lawsuit, you can sue. It’s not going to be worth paying an...

Five years is within the statute of limitations. Perhaps you could negotiate a payment plan on a discounted balance.

You need an attorney with litigation experience. You must read the contract to see if it requires arbitration rather than litigation, however.

Whether the waiver is fair is not the best question. The real question is whether you’d rather sign a waiver that you’d rather not sign in exchange...

Have an attorney review your lease to provide sound advice. In general, a new purchaser can’t force a tenant to leave. If your lease expires, the...

I don’t o ow what you mean by “address a lawsuit.” Litigation is generally complicated. That’s why most people who can afford representation hire...

Unless you are subject to a contract that states you are entitled to be paid for accrued vacation upon termination then under Missouri law you are...

You’ve been sued so your case is “in court.” You need to defend the case or enter into a written settlement. The plaintiff will likely require...