I gave notice of my resignation over 3 months ago from a restaurant S corp. The president neglected to dissolve the buy out.

There are many factors involved in a buyout, including the terms of any shareholder agreements. The value of the buyout is also subject to...

Withholding evidence via attorney-client privilege; Can Privilege be asserted by self-represented Dfndnt/employee of Corp.

It would be helpful if you could specify what exactly evidence you are seeking to obtain. Aside from attorney-client communications, Attorney work...

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Can a lawsuit be filed against Etsy.com for closing down my shop for no good reason?

You should start by reading through Etsy's site policies and the user agreement you entered into when opening up your store. I am certain they...

Who many hours a week does an employee have to work before being considered full time?

In California, 40 hours per week and over is considered full time employment. See California Labor Code Section 515 (c): "For the purposes of this...

Generally, absent an agreement to the contrary, you are entitled to half of the community property (any asset acquired or income earned by you or...

Have I broken the law sharing someone else's Facebook post at the request of my employer?

Once something goes up on facebook, the user loses privacy rights to it. You are ok.

Motion to Compel Further Responses

The code section you are looking for is C.C.P. 2030.300(c).

Where can I find a complaint for fraud that has successfully past muster for the heightened pleading requirements?

Keep in mind that just because a particular pleading survived a challenge in front of one judge, the same exact pleading may not survive in front...

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You can file a lawsuit in small claims court if you believe your damages are under $10,000. Organize all of your evidence, including pay stubs,...

Plaintiff, Pro Per. How to calculate amount for damages sustained by Defendant's malicious, oppressive and egregious conduct.

"Willful" and "Negligent" are two very different legal concepts that you need to be careful about. Generally, you will not be entitled to...