What is the best way forward with our landlord?

Generally speaking, contractually you are obligated to pay the amount of money from when you leave the lease to when the landlord finds a new...

Lawyer forever postponing my case

If you are not happy with your attorney you can always find a new attorney who can attempt to take the case over from there, and maybe even go to...

Can I get my $166K earnest money back due to a recent cancer diagnosis?

You would have to review the contract that you signed with the general contractor to see if you are entitled to cancel or get your money back. If...

Can I file for unemployment benefits due to having been let go because of the coronavirus with a special work circumstance?

Best way to find out is to apply for EDD benefits. Be honest on the application and wait to see what happens. Goodluck.

Very sorry to hear this. In California, unless you had a written employment contract, you were considered an at-will employee who can be fired at...

Employee with approved FMLA employer WOULD NOT PAY!!!! FMLA to employee what can the employee do?????

Generally, FMLA requires your employer to keep your job open while you are gone, although it does not require your employer to pay you during this...

Is it a Title IV violation to fire someone from their full-time job when they're infected with COVID-19?

Mr. Doyle is correct. More so, Congress passed the Emergency Paid Sick Leave Ac. Pursuant to said act, an employee can take sick leave if they are...

Based on the facts you have provided and without knowing more, you might have a claim pursuant to Civil Code 1942.4 for collection of rent from a...

Can i get unemployment benefits because of Covid-19 from my full-time job?

Generally, if you have another job you will not likely get unemployment benefits. Itis reserved for individuals with no income but you can always...

Can I break my lease due to Coronavirus?

Unless your lease has a clause in it where it allows you to break the lease as a result of a crisis like this, a Force Majeure clause, then you...