Education law?
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Part of this question is easy to answer, the other part is not so easy. Overall, when it comes to job applications and answering questions on them,...
Short answer, yes, but I share the sentiment of the other attorneys who have answered; there still needs to be harm/injury and damages. Aside from...
First, if you are minor, you can't sue anyone. Your parents would have to sue. Second, there is no lawsuit here. Although I feel the school was...
No, that is not age discrimination. The guest coaches don't know your dad. This situation is more a practical issue than a legal issue. Age...
As a minor, you can't sue anyone, only your parents or guardian can do so. Second, the lawsuit would be totally frivolous. Life gets harder after...
The college and confiscate contraband items and they don't have to return it.
You have answered your own question. If you are 16, you have to get a court order. If you are 17, you can either do it by court order, parental...
If they will let you move out, yes. However, you are still a minor so you cannot move out of your own accord without possible legal issues if your...
Being in school and being 18 does NOT require the employer to give that person any special consideration. As an employee, he may work the hours...
The general rule is that minors cannot enter into a contract and that the contract is voidable. However, there are exceptions. Unfortunately, one...