Is it legal for my employer to discuss my potential/pending termination with other employees?
In Colorado, employment is at-will. So they can fire you for any reason or no reason at all as long as this does not violate a contract or is based...
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In Colorado, employment is at-will. So they can fire you for any reason or no reason at all as long as this does not violate a contract or is based...
No landlord has to "legally" raise rent. There is no statute that provides that landlord's must raise rent for this or that reason. They are...
The city will not get involved because this is a civil matter. You have the right to file a lawsuit for the claimed damages and the judge and jury...
If the lender repossess your vehicles they will then sell those vehicles and then proceed to sue you (or sell that debt to a debt collector) for...
You use "they" without defining the terms. Does the other non-profit own the building you are renting from? Is that other non-profit the party that...
Your post brings up several questions. If she passed in 1990 and you were the sole heir to these rights, then these rights should be yours now. You...
The thing with breach of contract claims is that you need a contract to be breached. Other than that little thing, your facts are almost...
The only way you have a chance is by speaking with a local contract attorney. Good luck.
Your rights are in your governing documents. Unless that says that you have an absolute right to have the HOA pay for a place for you to live while...
This depends on when exactly the amount was due and the correct statute of limitations. We can't know that based on your limited facts. Only a...