California is an 'at will' state but other than discrimination for any reason, what other reasons can you sue a former boss?
What reason did he state for your termination? You should consult with a labor/employment attorney asap.
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What reason did he state for your termination? You should consult with a labor/employment attorney asap.
What claims do you want to sue them for? Breach of contract?
Consult with a criminal defense lawyer.
What is your question? Generally, when you sign up to be represented by a firm, they will advise you in the retainer agreement that different...
You have may numerous claims here, including violation of Business and Professions Code Section 17200, violation of the Consumer Legal Remedies...
Expert witnesses are never required, but are useful. The judge is not a legal expert as he is supposed to be impartial.
Go to small claims court
You can attempt to evict them if you have valid grounds, otherwise, if the building is under rent control, you will have to pay relocation assistance.
You can do it on your own, but it is often better to have an attorney guide you through the process, rather than risk making a mistake.
Yes, you can still proceed with the appeal. No reason to start the process over.