Academic integrity violation?
It may not be worth it to hire an attorney. Are you willing to spend $2000-$4000 or more on this? What is unclear from your story is what you...
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It may not be worth it to hire an attorney. Are you willing to spend $2000-$4000 or more on this? What is unclear from your story is what you...
You could probably sue, but there is no point. There is nothing to sue over; there are no damages. Also, although the school may have apologized, I...
Unfortunately, there is nothing left to sue. Everest College was part of the Corinthian schools and is long since defunct (2015). Depending on when...
There is no legal remedy for what you described. The employer has the sole discretion to interpret its hiring requirements and accept or decline...
As a general matter, the state is usually immune from lawsuits for mistakes in the application of law and benefits. Also, there is usually an...
For better or worse, convicted felons are not a protected class. The school can condition your enrollment on certain parameters. I am guessing...
No. You haven't communicated anything that would indicate you have the right or ability to sue anyone.
No. You cannot sue over your inability to cope with something that isn't wrongdoing nor inherently harmful.
More context is needed. However, in general, you cannot sue over school disciplinary issues. The school doesn't need CSI Special Crime Unit level...
In general, the answer is no. Even though you become an adult at 18, if you are in high school, you are still a dependent as far as the school is...