No. Not at all. There are excellent lawyers that went to low rank schools and bad lawyers that went to the top rated law schools.

Here is a Utah government website with information on SOLs https://www.utcourts.gov/en/legal-help/legal-help/procedures/statute-limitation.html

A signed and notarized agreement and lien.

Consult with your own criminal defense attorney who can act on your behalf so you do not have to admit to the crime of a false report.

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Consult with experienced attorneys. If they are committing fraud against their customers this could be a class action or other lawsuit.

Attorney letters could be anywhere from $150 to $1500. Threatening involuntary bankruptcy might not be the best method to approach judgment...

Yes you have a lawsuit for your financial damages.

A signature does not change the facts of turning in the resignation but more facts would be needed to see if you could do anything.

A lawsuit might be proper in several locations. Consult with experienced attorneys in the to determine your best options legally and tactically.