Is it discrimination if I was fired after my employer mistakenly found I had a disability

Let's get real: your employer did not fire you because management believed your partner's statement of "diagnosis" that you are a psychopath. You...

How do you correct or address a transcript error after the appeal is final?

So, your theory is that the judge and the court reporter purposely collaborated in covert post-conviction abridgments to the transcript in order to...

For probate estate sales instead of home insurance, could a posted sign relieve liability if a person get injured

Think about this situation for a moment: if premises owners could evade any potential liability merely by posting a sign letting users and...

Can a Magistrate Jude in the State of Georgia get involved as a witness in a divorce case as a personal favor to a friend?

Judges are real people with real lives. They get into car accidents, get divorced, and have boundary disputes with their neighbors. They suffer and...

Can/should I sue a public school for no letting me breastfeed?

You have revealed nothing of the facts and circumstances that are critical to answering your question.

Do I need an attorney and can I sue, if so how much?

You may need an attorney if your employer refers this matter to local prosecutors or police, but in most such cases the employee is simply...

Is this a situation of conflict of interest in the workplace?

We all have to choose our battles. This one doesn't strike me as worth a lot of principled self-sacrifice on your party. Do your job with a...

Employer claims benefit listed in employee handbook was done by mistake, can I still claim a right to it?

Real world answer: your contention will most likely not prevail in a legal dispute. Very few employee manuals will be given "contract" effect by...

That claim about blacking out because of the boss' email is not likely to get much respect or credibility. Nor should it.

Is it true than an attorney will always fight for his client even if the evidence indicates the client is guilty of the charge?

Re: "My approach is to focus on what I believe to be in the patient's best interests, even if it conflicts with the patient..." I am wondering...