Do I have to pay for an unprotected light fixture in a gymnasium that should've been covered?
You broke it, you fix it. Sometimes the obvious answer is the right answer.
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You broke it, you fix it. Sometimes the obvious answer is the right answer.
As a practical matter, if the school closed, there is probably no money to recover. The situation you describe is a bigger political problem. There...
I have updated the practice area to Military Law (this isn't an education law question). That is a fairly specific question, and not really a legal...
For an isolated incident, not much action at all. It is not a good thing what the school did, but nothing harmful resulted. To sue anyone...
Who told you money in a bank account is non-exempt? In any event, the exemption requires that the money in the account come from wages. For...
That seems a little out of the ordinary. I would say they are not obligated to provide another FREE one, but you could offer to pay for one, not...
It really doesn't matter what we think, the school is refusing to refund you and you feel entitled to a refund. All you can do at this point is...
Are you trying to manufacture a claim? Is it your goal to file the lawsuit or get the accommodation (assuming it is justified) so you can continue...
A civil demand letter is simply a demand for payment. As for what the school might do, you need to speak to the principal or other appropriate...
You can request anything you want, whether the court will grant it is another question. Many states will provide a provision regarding college...