How do we start the process of suing him? We can't afford repairs at all right now.
Because the contractor wasn't licensed, he isn't entitled to any monies. You can sue for the full amount paid.
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Because the contractor wasn't licensed, he isn't entitled to any monies. You can sue for the full amount paid.
You can issue them shares of stock in the company, or stock options. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
The landlord is not allowed to ask you for this additional information. You should have an attorney write a letter to the landlord about this...
The other side can try to do this, but you can object to it.
You can hire a private investigator or do a public records and asset search.
You can file a Request for Dismissal, but you should first get the Defendants to agree to waive costs and fees.
Unless the passenger is actually suing you, they'd be allowed to serve you in this situation.
A breach of written contract matter must be brought in court within 4 years of the contract being breached. Thus, if the contract said...
Unfortunately, as an at-will employee of Starbucks, there is nothing illegal or unlawful about this type of termination.
Your question is unclear. Assuming you are an at-will employee, you have no legal right to re-apply or go back after you quit.