Laying off employees in California?
Assuming these employees are at-will and do not have any contract that guarantees their employment, you can fire them for any reason or no reason...
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Assuming these employees are at-will and do not have any contract that guarantees their employment, you can fire them for any reason or no reason...
Yes, you can have an attorney write a demand letter to the landlord/property manager or file a small claims court lawsuit. A full consultation...
Unless you have a written contract that states otherwise, yes, your employer is allowed to do this.
As an at will employee, you can be fired for any reason, including no reason at all.
You may have a failure to disclose claim, depending on what the purchase agreement, disclosures, and related documents say. A full consultation...
Yes, your friend can be a witness to your case, and still pursue his case without it being affected.
We cannot solicit clients on here, but you can contact us directly. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
Yes, this is legal, unless you have a contract that says otherwise.
You can serve the third-party witness with a deposition subpoena and they will have to then show up for their deposition.
Subpoenas are for third parties that are not involved in a case. If you are seeking documents from another party to the case, you have to use...