You probably can't sue regardless of the explanation. Participation in college sports is discretionary. I suspect there is more to this story than...

Why is this coming up now? Odds are, any chance to sue the school (assuming there was a case in the first place) has long since expired. If the...

The general answer is yes. A daycare can remove a child that isn't appropriately potty trained. It is one thing to have the occasional accident,...

These are challenging situations. As Edward says, there isn't really whole that can be done if the transcripts are genuinely missing and the school...

No. You cannot sue over that. No one did anything wrong. You cannot sue people over your decisions and the consequences thereof. Maybe try to...

There is clearly a misunderstanding somewhere in this situation. Talk to whoever you need to talk to at the school and sort it out. Either they...

You left out a pertinent bit of information. Why did the nurse ask your son to pull his pants down and how old is your son? Did he have on...

Theoretically, if the money and payroll are processed in the U.S., the answer is yes. If the company has any legal presence in the U.S. (i.e.,...

I assume you are talking about Wright Career College. A direct lawsuit would be fruitless since the school closed and declared bankruptcy in...

You voluntarily give them the originals; you have no claim to get them back; they don't belong to you anymore and are part of your academic record...

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