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Can I sue this California railroad company?
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Answered on December 10, 2013
No, you don't have a valid claim here.
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HOA is foreclosing on past due HOA assessments. Mortgage is 443k and IRS lien is 100k. What is exempt, when property value is
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Answered on December 10, 2013
Yes, they can foreclose.
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Can i sue a website??
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Answered on December 10, 2013
Dispute the charge with your credit card company.
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Employment Law
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Answered on December 10, 2013
Yes, assuming the employee is an at-will employee.
Was I wrongfully fired from "The Home Depot"? No reasons would've been more acceptable. A witness was never questioned.
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Answered on December 10, 2013
You may have a claim, but a full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you. It is difficult to determine what claims you may have...
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Ex boyfriend has no credit so I opened up a cellphone line for him. He stopped paying it and I now owe $770 in cell fees
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Answered on December 09, 2013
Yes, you can use that email as evidence of a contract and take him to small claims.
I was fired for a policy violation and my other co-workers do or did the same and nothing happened to them. is it legal?
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Answered on December 09, 2013
If you are an at-will employee, you can get fired for any reason or no reason at all. So what the employer is doing may be unfair, but it is not...
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Car Accident 2 years ago If party who hit me passed of natural causes away since accident can I still sue his insurance company?
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Answered on December 09, 2013
If the accident was two years ago, the statute of limitations has expired and you cannot file a lawsuit at all.
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Can I change an employee from salary to hourly, due to the employee not working a regular 40 hour work week consistently?
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Answered on December 09, 2013
Yes, unless you have a signed agreement with the employee stating otherwise.
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I hired a contractor, paid up front (he said I had to), now 30 days or less has turned into 90 days plus. What is my recourse?
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Answered on December 09, 2013
You can sue him. Since the contractor is unlicensed he cannot collect any money from you, so you can sue to get back whatever you have paid him,...
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