I have lupus, been denied 3 times form ssi, what to do?

If you felt you were not getting proper representation in your attempt to obtain benefits, you can always speak with another attorney.

I was laid off, can i ask for my time sheets from i started working there till i was laid off?

You should consult with an employment attorney in your area, many of us provide free initial consultations. The issues you describe appear ripe...

Unpaid breaks for3 years can i sue?

I agree with my colleagues, but the recent changes in meal and rest break law make cases more difficult for employees so a full consultation is...

Do invoices for repairs done to rental property need to be supplied by the worker when sending proof to ex-tenant of charges?

It is important because the landlord is required to provide an itemized list of deductions taken against the security deposit for repairs and the...

When employees are at-will employees, the employer has wide discretion to terminate them and I do not find anything improper done by the employer...

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Can a defendant file a motion to have his case heard by a different judge if he fills his current judge is unethical?

Ms. McCall's response is directly on point. Unless the initial challenge, called a 170.6 motion, is still available, it is not wise to challenge...

I recently put into policy a no-use of personal cell phones during business hours in the shop. I issued a copy for everyone.

I agree with Mr. Pek.

Do I have to return a deposit?

Review the California Department of Consumer Affairs website regarding the return of security deposits, I attached the link below. The primary...

Consult the NOLO guide on your options for repairing and deducting items. Keep in mind, that most repair and deduct items must be done for...

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Got a notice from Debt Collector initiated by previous employer with whom I signed a contract

More facts need to be known about your specific claims. Specifically, was the consultant you signed a contract with your "employer" as they were...