Is it legal for a high school teacher to look up college grades?

This is not a legal issue. Talk to the teacher; talk to the bio teacher; talk to your counselor or vice-principal. Look at it as an exercise in...

What can be done when Internal Affairs Officers are covering up a crime and I can prove it?

Strange. By your telling, at least 4 government employees are gambling their protected (civil service) positions, compensation, pensions, and even...

Should I sue the doctor or the hospital? I do not want to give up just because it's a small case.

If it's Kaiser, you are required to arbitrate rather than sue.

The State sees this debt as very different than an unexpected fine or penalty. By not paying what was owed at the time (as known and agreed by you...

My girlfriend just purchased a house and, although fumigated prior to closure, we recently found live termites. Options?

This is not likely to be a big problem. Very politely let the exterminator contractor know that you will be inquiring of the California Structural...

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My annual review was due in June and I was told I wasn't getting one since I was resigning and leaving in October is this right?

You do not have enforceable rights to a review. And if you did have such rights, just consider the risks of trying to enforce those rights. That is...

You won't get much traction on an emotional distress damages claim against an ex-romantic partner no matter how dramatic your facts. That's just...

What are your rights to appose a jury trial?

A timely demand for jury trial in a damages case will not be successfully defeated. There are some legal disputes (family law marital matters, for...

How do you do discovery on a person you believe is materially involved in a financial deception in a family law case?

You can conduct a depo of a non-party and you have subpoena rights for3rd party bank records. No need for a new independent law suit.

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If a lawyer has in his retainer agreement that he does not have errors and omissions insurance. What does that mean?

In California, attorneys are not required by law to carry E and O insurance, but they are required by the State Bar to disclose in writing to...