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Are these 2 different COA wrongful termination/wrongful termination of violation of public policy. Are Gov't entities immune?
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Answered on May 23, 2016
You can't sue a public entity or any employee (public or private) for wrongful termination in violation of public policy.
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How hard is a defamation/libel suit to win without monetary losses?
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Answered on May 21, 2016
It doesn't sound like you defamed her. It does sound like you're not very nice at all.
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Can I refuse process of service while in a court hearing or inside a court room? Any statutes and/or case law?
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Answered on May 21, 2016
Service of process happens all the time at quash hearings in UD cases.
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Can I get more than unpaid wages and interest with an employer that will not pay me?
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Answered on May 21, 2016
Maybe. Unclear whether you're an employee or independent contractor.
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What exactly must be done by the statute of limitations in a personal injury suit? Does it change if triple damages are sought?
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Answered on May 21, 2016
You didn't say who the defendant would be. If it's a public entity, you must first present a claim with the entity within six months of the date of...
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May profanity be considered a "slander"?
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Answered on May 21, 2016
Insults by themselves aren't defamatory. Read Krinsky vs. Doe.
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An Attorney has two clients both claiming with wrongful termination from the same employer. Does two help strength the case.
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Answered on May 20, 2016
Seems like a question you should ask your attorney. Your employer can't retaliate against you for opposing an unlawful employment practice.
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Is it legal to take a photo of someone at the workplace without their consent?
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Answered on May 20, 2016
Yes, but if the partner continues to pick on you because of a disability, he could be creating a hostile work environment.
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What should I do? Should I file criminal charges? How should I tell my employer? And How could I get my stuff back?
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Answered on May 20, 2016
Yes, you should report the incident to the police and your employer. I'm not sure why these are still questions in your mind.
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We served XYZ Burgers. Their name changed to XYZ Burgers LLC one year later. Since the names changed, can they file res judicata
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Answered on May 20, 2016
I don't understand your question. Res judicata is the principle that a plaintiff can't relitigate the same claim against the same defendant. You...
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