The statute of limitations is 2 years for breach of an oral contract. The statute of limitations is 4 years for breach of a written contract.

Do I have a case if I get terminated for assumed potential timecards fraud?

Assuming you are an at will employee, your employer can terminate you for any reason or no reason, but it may not terminate you for a prohibited...

First, in order to be a true salaried employee not entitled to overtime, you must earn at least $3,640.00 per month (or $43,680.00 annually) if the...

Can my landlord keep my deposit if my roommates are staying in the apartment, but I am moving out at end of lease?

The landlord is not required to refund any part of the security deposit until the unit is vacant.

My landlord did werid thing before city inspection and told me it’s normal procedure?

It is quite possible that the landlord only has a certificate of occupancy for 1 unit, but is illegally renting out a second unit that separated...

Can you file a lawsuit for sexual harrasment against an employer that occurred many years ago?

Unfortunately, the statute of limitations has run long ago and your claim is now time barred.

Can my employer drop my wages without telling me first?

An employer can only change your pay on a prospective or going forward basis. The employer has to notify you before you work at the lower rate, so...

"Do I have the right to not attend a store meeting ?

Your employer can discipline or even terminate you for failing to attend a store meeting. However, the employer must pay you for the meeting time.

How can I get copies of my time sheets from 2016?

You and your co-workers are entitled to payment for all hours worked, including overtime. You should request in writing copies of your payroll...

 Accounting malpractice actions are governed by a two-year statute of limitations under Code of Civil Procedure section 339, subdivision (1). The...