Can you verify right to work in US via VoIP?

After completing an I-9 form, your employer can use E-Verify to confirm your right to work in the United States. Simply speaking with someone...

I signed a lease and put down a deposit and am now having second thoughts. If I change my mind do I lose my deposit?

A lease is a binding contract. The deposit can only be used for unpaid rent, cleaning and damage beyond normal wear and tear. If you decide not...

Are disability discrimination claims easier to prove if employee receives a pay cut despite lack of performance issue problems?

Cutting your pay shortly after learning of your disability and refusing to give you performance evaluations and raises, while giving non-disability...

Can a landlord legally break a lease 10 days before moving in using family emergency ground's ? Is it worth us fighting this?

You can sue for breach of contract in small claims court.

Can our assigned parking spaces be suddenly changed with out notice from our manager?

If you are covered by the City of Los Angeles Rent Stablization Ordinance, it might be considered a reduction in services entitling you a reduction...

Tenant Improvement Contractor Breach of Contract.

This question should be posted under construction, not employment. Depending on what the contract says, you may able to sue for breach of...

I recently got laid off and on the letter they gave me the manager name is a different person

Your employer is not required to give you a letter explaining your termination. As a result, there is no requirement that the letter by signed by...

Can I "prefer" my current tenants for some better units in my apartment?

It is a judgment call. There is nothing illegal about skipping the usual interview, the credit check and employer references with existing good...

My landlord told me I need to take a vacation so the building can be tented for termites. Can they do this?

At a minimum, the landlord should not charge you rent for the time that you are unable to use your apartment. Further, your landlord probably...

Your ex-boyfriend has no right to throw away your belongings. If he insists on doing so you can call the police and ask them to speak with him...