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I quit my job a month ago. i assumed they'd mail me my check but it never came..

If an employee resigns employment without prior notice, the employer has 72 hours to provide the employee's final paycheck. The final check must...

I'm sorry this happened. Because you mentioned your accent may have played a part in what happened, your national origin may be a factor. ...

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Can I end a cantract with a lawyer with out charge?

There is a lot of abuse of immigrants, and unfortunately, some lawyers contribute to the abuse instead of opposing it. If this attorney has not...

Hello legal team, I need advise as to what can I do to help a helpless sick relative in a nursing home to get surgery?

I am so sorry to hear this. It is truly heart-breaking and I understand your distress. Sadly, the state of medical care in our country is...

Invasion of privacy damages

You would have to show how you were harmed by the invasion. Did you lose money, a job, custody of your children, property? Was your reputation...

I need a pro-bono to help video damage done to my medical marijuana crop at my house, so I can sue my ex-wife in civil court.

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Can an employer cut pay without cause?

I agree with the three responses you already received. For an overview of California employment law, please take a look at my Avvo guide to...

I never signed an employment agreement with my employer and now on my release they are saying I did enter an agreement.

I and other attorneys responded to your similar question, which you posted in another Avvo forum. Please refer to those responses. Most attorneys...

New employer offered job, then backed out after being threatened by my current employer.

What was the basis for A's threat? Do you have a non-compete agreement (which is probably not enforceable anyway)? -- You may have a tort...