Do I have a case to move forward with or does the severance contract trump the additional letter stating I will be paid out pto.

Without reviewing every word of both of the documents all any attorney can do is give some general principles that may or may not apply. No one can...

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Frivolous Motion Denial

Your question is unclear. If the judge determine a motion frivolous that means they would grant the motion for sanctions. It makes no sense on why...

Need a lawyer for wrongfully terminated

Based on your very limited facts, you have no case. Wrongful termination is when the employer breached a contract or terminated on the basis of a...

It is not correct. Color of law determinations as they relate to rights claims relates to officials. An attorney is not an official. As to your...

If i have a medical marijuana card and fail a random drug test. Do they have the right to fire me ? Co Resident working in Wyo

Yes, they can fire you. This is settled law in Colorado. Moreover, even if CO did not allow firing it would not apply to you while working in Wyoming.

Am I in the right to sue? Or is there something we can do to make sure these shady business practices aren't used again?

Your steps are to retain a business attorney. You said little that allows any attorney to know what is going on and your rights, obligations,...

You don't have to show up. If you don't, they will get a default judgment (for whatever amount is claimed in the complaint) and proceed to try to...

What should i do about the forced severance, i dont want to waive my rights to sue.

If you did not agree to the terms on getting severance for a release (remember that this does not need to be in writing so they may claim an oral...

Would I be able to make out my own Will and Living Will and be legal or do I need a lawyer?

You can do this yourself but it is not advisable. A simple will-based plan with all the relevant documents (which are much more than the two...

Can a plaintiff produce probation record of defendant to take to trial?

A plaintiff in district court can get any number of records as part of discovery. Whether this will be allowed into evidence at trial depends on a...