My insurance policy covers roadside assistance to certain limit. I dispatched the service and I was assigned a towing company

I agree that this situation requires legal action. It certainly does not seem fair. Small claims court may be a great option for you. You also have...

I received a notice of judgement on my credit report. The judgement had been paid back in June by garnishing my pay.

This situation sounds like something that can simply be talked through to a resolution. A creditor certainly has no right to be paid in full twice....

I am working as an independent contractor for a company that is no longer paying me as we originally agreed. What can I do?

The practical reality is that employees and independent contractors are creditors of their employers. If the employer has not money, then there is...

In a Breach of Contract matter where there may also be fraudulent inducement into the contract and unjust enrichment, how do I..

I agree with my colleagues comments regarding the wisdom of hiring counsel to pursue this matter for you. But I would also like to address the...

I told my supervisor that I will not kill a black widow because of my religion and safety. Can he legally write me up for this?

I agree with my colleagues that your situation likely invokes questions regarding what damages you suffered as a result of this spider incident. I...

I have an email where I indicated that I would borrow some money from my ex-boyfriend. Can he sue me with this email?

1. Yes, the email is likely a legal contract, especially given the fact that you do not dispute your promise to pay back the money. 2. Yes,...

I am currently litigation an ROTC scholarship case in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. Surprisingly, there is not much precedent governing this...

Should I get an attorney before a counter offer ?

You should absolutely find an attorney before trying to negotiate this settlement. Notably, your former employer would not be offering any...

Is it legal for an employer to verbally agree to a set hourly wage and then not abide to the agreement?

No. "He" cannot change your pay rate after work as been done. It is unclear whether you are an employee or an independent contractor. That...

I feel Violated, tell me this is wrong.

Probably not, no. Colorado is an "at-will" employment state, meaning that you can be terminated for nearly any reason or no reason at all. Further,...