Should a board address an unassigned letter?

Yes. How should they address it? That depends on the allegations. There ought to be something in the bylaws to help guide you on how to handle the...

Employer will not release final payment until their exit letter is signed (I already sent in my resignation) - any recourse?

No. You don't lose a month's worth of work. You'll get paid. Each state is different though in how this is supposed to go. Here in Colorado, they...

I didn't get a confirmation for my termination letter for my Gym Membership?

This will depend on the terms of the contract you signed. Most gym memberships have an early termination fee, sometimes as much as the total amount...

Does each state have "different and specific" contents that, by law, must to be in a corporate minutes book? Or does it matter?

Short answer: yes, each state has its own laws on corporate governance In practice though, you should be fine if you keep up to date copies of...

I can't speak for the other lawyers, but I respond to Avvo messages as best I can. My reputation on this site is important to me not least because...

Should I call the collection agency that sent me a summons?

Medical bills can be tricky to deal with. There are a few things I'd want to talk through before answering completely. You should not talk with the...

Am I obligated to pay a medical bill that is 2.5 years old in Colorado?

The fact that it's handwritten doesn't necessarily mean anything, but it does raise some question as to whether this is a legitimate bill. Most...

Attorney for a closing

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What can I do about a judgement that has been filed again me?

Most students of ITT are eligible for discharge of their loans for fraud. https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/about/announcements/itt Get in touch...

Take that letter saying the file is closed to court and make sure you don't get stuck with a default judgment forcing you to pay the debt twice.