Can I force my ex employer to give me a copy of a no compete contract that they say I signed
It's very suspicious that the employer won't provide a copy of the alleged non-compete agreement. You can get it through a declaratory judgment...
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It's very suspicious that the employer won't provide a copy of the alleged non-compete agreement. You can get it through a declaratory judgment...
The reason you can't find anything on "per diem" employees is that your boss is making it up. You are being paid on a salary basis (a set amount...
Based on the facts you state, this is illegal, period, regardless of who owns the business. Your friend should talk to an employment lawyer who...
You may have a defamation claim, depending on the specific facts. It's unclear why your manager would be communicating with the state of Kansas at...
Based on the facts you describe, there is a good chance you actually qualify as an "employee" so you would be owed "wages." If so, you would...
Reopening a case because a judgment was fraudulently obtained is tricky, and it usually has a 1-year time limit. Rule 74.06(b)-(c). But you may...
Fraudulently charging you without authorization is illegal, and may fall within the scope of Missouri's consumer protection statutes. The...
Statute of limitations issues are complex, and you should be especially diligent about not delaying in talking to a lawyer about your specific...
Missouri's recording law is a "one-party consent" law. Missouri makes it a crime to intercept or record any "wire, oral, or electronic...
That's not legal. Federal law requires an employer to pay for all time worked, and Missouri law has very similar requirements. Your time clock...