I was supposed to be transferred from my job in Portland ,Or to Mesa , AZ but they didn't do it ,can I apply for benefits ?

For what kind of benefits are you hoping to apply? If you're talking about unemployment benefits, it sounds like you've been "released" and you...

You have already received excellent advice from my colleagues. I will add only this. I have negotiated several strip center leases which included...

I need to figure out how to get my fair share of control back for my business.

The problem you describe is not uncommon. When business ventures are undertaken without carefully worded partnership agreements, shareholder...

What can I be charged when cancelling a contract

You would be wise to consult an experienced Texas attorney to review the contract regarding the 2.8% charge. However, note that the consultation...

Can a company in Texas just cancel health insurance plans due to cost?

At this time, absent a collective bargaining agreement, employers are not required to provide welfare benefits. That will change, to a degree,...

Defendant in a civil suit hasn't a lawyer. One follows him out of the court and solicits his business. Is there a recourse?

I agree with the "oh, so what" answer. Many times, and more, I've had several pro se individuals come up to me in the courtroom and ask for my...

How much trouble can i get in for a bad check?

I have moved your question to the Criminal Defense forum. Hopefully, you'll get more responses there. Good luck.

How can I redo a reappeal process which was provided by an agency to help my disabled grandson to provide nursing care?

I have moved this to the Health Care forum. You may get more responses there. Good luck.

Can I sue my employer for changing my commission and base pay?

Unless you had a written agreement guarantying certain employment terms, and requiring a new written agreement to alter those terms, the employer...

Employment

Here's the good news: If you qualified for, and were approved for, medical leave under the Family Medical Leave Act ("FMLA"), your employer's...