Hello, I am a defendant in a commercial eviction suit. The default was entered.
If a default was entered, you need to file a motion to vacate the judgment, or at least file an answer, unless you want a judgment against you.
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If a default was entered, you need to file a motion to vacate the judgment, or at least file an answer, unless you want a judgment against you.
It's not illegal, but if it's against the employer's own policy, perhaps you can bring it up with HR.
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Ask your attorney for an accounting of the total settlement funds. Some of the funds were probably used to pay for costs that the attorney incurred.
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It appears that you have a good claim. But a full consultation would be needed to advise you properly.
You may be eligible for unemployment. Might as well try.
This isn't a personal injury question. You need to consult with a criminal defense attorney.
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