I am a subcontractor who wasn't paid by the contractor, what are my options?
You'd have to try to mediate first, and if the contractor doesn't agree, then you can file suit. You can also file a claim with the bond.
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You'd have to try to mediate first, and if the contractor doesn't agree, then you can file suit. You can also file a claim with the bond.
If the severance agreement covers wrongful termination, you likely released any and all rights you had to file a suit for this claim.
You are supposed to have a 30 minute lunch break and 2 ten minute rest breaks if you are working eight hours a day. If you haven't gotten that,...
If the company filed bankruptcy, you can file a claim in bankruptcy court.
You should first report this to Wells Fargo and see if they'll take care of any fraudulent charges, which they should.
You can file an amended complaint before any defendant responds to the complaint.
No, you do not have to wait. You can serve before they respond.
Based on what you posted. no, this is not wrongful termination.
You're probably best off suing the company in small claims court. A demand letter from and attorney might be an option as well, if you don't want...
There is no specific number of opportunities you have to give them. But if they have breached their agreement with you, you can sue them, file...