Our resident manager his a criminal record for theft - while our resident manager. Can our landlord be required to fire him?
No, the LL is not legally required to fire the manager.
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No, the LL is not legally required to fire the manager.
You should look to see what your lease says, and also find out what the attorneys fees are for.
You may have a claim. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
You need the Summons, Complaint, a Civil Case Cover Sheet, and Civil Case Cover Sheet Addendum (if LA Superior).
Typically no, unless the judge ordered you to do so.
If he has been properly given all meal periods and breaks, and paid overtime wages if applicable, then there is nothing illegal about this.
The agreement you are referring to would have to be reviewed to properly advise you. However, you may have claims for breach of contract.
Get an attorney to deal with the employer so they know you are serious about protecting your rights.
It would depend on the terms of the settlement agreement and other papers in the case. They would have to be reviewed to properly advise you.
No, this would not be a viable suit. A termination is wrongful only if it is because of a discriminatory reason.