You provide no relevant facts necessary to answer your question. Lawyers do not use the term "legal document" as that is meaningless. So add...

Can my company terminate my health insurance because they are downsizing me from full-time salary to part-time hourly.

Most likely the answer is yes. An employer is not required to provide health insurance. As noted by my colleague, unless you have a contract that...

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Can they sue? Sure. The question is if they will win. The first line of defense is your contract. Do you have a clear written contract that...

Can anything be done about unfair job hiring?

There is no law that prevents an employer from hiring friends and people with less experience. The employer can discriminate in its hiring, it just...

Can company changes the stock options agreement after the orginal agreement was accepted?

Assuming the company did the correctly, you should have been provided an option agreement, an incentive plan, and an award (and usually an exercise...

Can we sue a contract driver for taking a customer away?

I advise you to hire a local business attorney. This agreement sounds legally suspect and may not apply at all, at worst, or be severely limited,...

How should I get a former business partner to release claims on an idea/prototype that I developed and they gave up on?

As correctly noted by Attorney Efimchik, this is not something to do via email. This requires resolution and reflection in a complete agreement. In...

Non-compete

The only way to answer this is by review of the agreement by attorney. The rights of the parties depend on the contract terms, the restrictions,...

The business is Retail. One of the owners has embelezzed over $75,000 cash from the Company.

So is this a partnership, a corporation, or LLC? Do you have a written partnership, shareholders, or operating agreement? Does that provide dispute...

I loaned money to a friend on a verbal contract, the only evidence is the check i issued her. can i file suit at small claims?

Assuming this is within the statute of limitations, it may not hurt to try. It will ultimately be your word against hers. Don't you have any...