I got supeanead to court and would rather not appear, do still have to go? I want to leave the past behind me...
If you were subpoenaed, ywwyes, you're legally obligated to appear.
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If you were subpoenaed, ywwyes, you're legally obligated to appear.
If the CC&Rs provide for this, then it wouldn't be illegal.
It is difficult to advise you without having reviewed the lease and seeing what options it gives you and what other clauses are in there that may...
You can potentially sue for breach of contract, depending on what exactly the texts and receipts show.
File a wage claim with the Labor Commissioner or sue the company in court.
Assuming you are an-will employee, yes, your employer can give you this type of ultimatum.
Generally you can't challenge the contract on the grounds you stated.
Assuming you are an at-will employee, yes, you can be fired for this. With regards to the software, it is unlikely the employee would have any...
Typically, if the contract is signed by the party against whom enforcement is sought, then it is generally enforceable.
You would not copyright this idea, but you could potentially patent it. Consult with a patent attorney. You can find one using the Fine a...