Is a new employer held to honoring the offered salary in an offer letter and contract on your 1st day of employment?

Whether the contract is enforceable depends on details about how the offer was communicated, but it is possible that when you returned the offer...

How can I get my paycheck from previous employer

Most states have laws that require an employer to promptly pay at the conclusion of employment, though I do not know the details of GA law. If the...

Part time to full time employment federal civil service

It is not clear why you think a "regulation" applies to your circumstance. If the employer is claiming that the change is required by regulation,...

Dealership's non-disclosure of a previous accident when bought as "certified" , through GM's 172 point inspection

I write only to add that the dealer almost certainly knew about the prior collision, and failure to disclose it is fraud in most states (though I...

Can my husband have his bank charge me with fraud for using his credit cards after I took myself off them as an authorized user?

I write only to add that ordinarily, ALL facts leading up to the divorce judgment are subsumed in that judgment. So if the facts are exactly as...

Failing to disclose material facts is usually a basis for a claim. But it can take a long time to work through a lawsuit, so you may want to fix...

What is the consequence for an employer putting on their ad, a misleading pay scale Is this employment fraud??

You may have a claim for fraud, or you might have a claim for breach of contract. Ordinarily, unless there is a written agreement stating the...

I have a breach of warranty lawsuit but now i found out that the dealer committed fraud so can i file a fraud case against them

Whether you can amend the complaint to add the fraud claim may depend on how long the case has been proceeding, and how close you are to the trial...

In addition to the prior answer, you should obtain your free credit report to determine if the cable company has reported you to the credit...

Selling a car "as is" does not defeat the implied warranty of merchantability, and does not protect the dealer from its obligation to (1) not say...

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