Can a Plaintiff (individual) sue a Defendant (individual) under the CA Business & Professions Code section 17200? Thank you.
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Answered on July 03, 2015
Just because you're an individual doesn't mean you'll automatically be able to knock the claim out on a demurrer.
You should retain counsel do...
Slip and fall on water in restaurant, dropped infant daughter on her face
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Answered on July 02, 2015
You can certainly sue, but if there weren't any injuries, you're not likely to recover much, if anything.
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Was I wrongfully terminated or my employee rights violated? Can I claim worker's compensation?
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Answered on July 02, 2015
Unless these comments were made to you because of your race, gender, religion, age, disability, or other protected characteristic, they are not...
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I worked For Safeway for about 7 and a half years around 2013 my Safeway obtained a0 first ass. manager this manager yelled at
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Answered on July 02, 2015
You haven't asked a question , but what you posted isn't illegal.
However, you can bring it up with HR.
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Can I place a Lien against property when a person owes me money ?
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Answered on July 02, 2015
Yes, but first you have to sue her and obtain a judgment in your favor. Then you can lien the property.
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Home is hotter and colder inside than outside!
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Answered on July 02, 2015
Yes, the LL is responsible for fixing this. If he does not, you can repair at your own cost and deduct it from the rent.
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Settling out of court. What do I need to protect myself?
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Answered on July 02, 2015
You need a properly drafted settlement agreement.
A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
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Can i get suspended without pay for breaking a "new policy"?
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Answered on July 01, 2015
If you're an at will employee, then your employer is legally allowed to do this.
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How much and how often can a landlord raise rent
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Answered on July 01, 2015
It depends on whether or not you live under rent control.
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I won my labor board case and their attorney appealed.
what do I do now?
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Answered on July 01, 2015
You'll need to prove your case to the Superior Court Judge. Retain an attorney to represent you.
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