What can I do when I suspect tax fraud from an employer?
You should not have a problem. You might want to talk to a tax professional about how to best proceed.
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You should not have a problem. You might want to talk to a tax professional about how to best proceed.
Sounds like you might have a case. Doesn't sound like a lot of damages. Not a Lemon Law issue.
You should have no problem buying it from an individual who will drive it to you and park it.
I don't think you have much of a case. You claim constructive notice well over a year ago. It's a used car... anything could have happened since then.
You could try taking him to JP Court since you claim an amount under $10k.
That's a bit too specific for this Q&A forum. You need a personal consultation with a Real Estate/ Trusts/ Estates attorney.
Find a Worker's Comp attorney who also handles personal injury. You should be able to get a free consultation.
In case you missed the good advice already: HIRE A LAWYER. This is not a DIY case and attempt to DIY could prove expensive in the end.
You might possibly have a case based on sexual discrimination. Other than discrimination or breach of employment contract you can be terminated...
It's only a problem if there is not actually any insurance in place. Perhaps you agreed to buy insurance from their source in the closing docs.