Is it considered over payment if you change positions within a company and they do not give you written notice of pay change?

An employer can change the wages of an at-will employee on a prospective or going forward basis only. The employer must give you notice of the...

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What happens now that the property has completed the foreclosure process

The Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act (“Act”) requires ninety (90) day pre-eviction notice to bona fide tenants. Further, the Act requires the...

Disability employment lawsuit; employer has insurance; if co. files bankruptcy, does ins. still have to pay plaintiff?

If a defendant has insurance that covers a particular type of claim and the defendant files for bankruptcy, then the plaintiff can obtain relief...

Toilet problems

In addition to the repair and deduct remedy discussed by my colleagues, you should consider filing a complaint with the Los Angeles Department of...

Overtime back pay. How do I go about getting it? I was also unfairly asked to resign.

California has a strong public policy in favor of payment of non-exempt employees overtime. A non-exempt employee is entitled to overtime...

Can the landlord pick up and move my locked motorcycle. Then the vehicle is damaged and not take responsibility?

If you wish to sue your landlord for damage to your motorcycle, you will need to have prove that the landlord picked up, moved your motorcycle and...

If communicating directly and politely in writing with the neighbor(s) and/or the landlord(s) does not lead to an amicable resolution, you may wish...

Can my employer change my wmployment statis from w-2 to 1099, then back to w-2 3Yrs later. My job duties never changed.

You can file a complaint for misclassification of an employee as an independent contractor with the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement online....

Can a church in California operate under a dissolved entity number ?

According to the California Secretary of State's Office, dissolved entities cannot be reinstated, except under the very narrow circumstance that it...

Did the landlord breach the contract, and am I entitled to my full security deposit?

Under Civil Code 1950.5, security deposits can only be used to pay unpaid rent, repair damage beyond normal wear and tear, clean the premises and...

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