The CA Secretary of State is the licensing agency for notaries. From the website: "The Secretary of State will recommend denial of an application...

Can I get a Notary License in California if I got a DUI two years ago?

The CA Secretary of State is the licensing agency for notaries. From the website: "The Secretary of State will recommend denial of an application...

Can you sue Universities faculty department for causing emotional and physical distress?

These facts do not suggest a sound legal claim or action against the University. To be candid, you may need to step out of academia for awhile.

Is it true that the administrative law judge should only have 30 days to make a decision?

If the case was decided under the Administrative Procedures Act (CA Government Code), then the fact that the ALJ was out of statutory deadline is...

Violation of FERPA?

This is not a violation of FERPA. The practice you describe is fully lawful and the school can require it without raising any legal issues.

Can I sue a past employer for defamtion

In the real world, the prospective employer's staff will never give the necessary testimony/evidence to support a legal action against the former...

American With Disabilities Act and workplace issues - What are my options for pursuing a complaint or lawsuit?

Your employer is only required to allow you a "reasonable accommodation" to your disability. "Reasonable" is determined by an interactive process...

This is not a legal question. The statement that you submit is an extension of your interview. Do the best you can and hope it is what they were...

Who is the client and what are the attorney's obligations?

It is not uncommon for the adult (son or daughter) client's legal fees to be the responsibility of 3rd party payer(s) pursuant to contract. for...

Can a lawyer answer this question about past employee seeking records statement from former employer?

Under federal law and the law of most states, the former employer is not obligated to make a statement of the reasons for termination, nor to...