Will I be able to take take legal action against SPRINT phone company for failure to protect my identity .

Maybe. Unfortunately, as part of your agreement with Sprint, you agreed to waive all of your rights to sue Sprint, and now must take your claims...

Is it okay for Defendants to file copies of federal case opinions in the state court for the judge to see?

State Courts take federal case opinions into consideration all the time. There used to be a requirement that you had to file an Appendix of...

Can I sue a property rental business/marketplace which that asks foreigners for Passport and "suddenly" raises the price?

In a word - yes. What you are describing is appears to be a violation of, at minimum, the Unruh Civil Rights Act, the California Fair Employment...

What can I do about not wanting to work alone at a check cashing location?

Unfortunately, if your employer pays the penalty for making you work through your meal and rest periods, there isn't much to do. Realistically, the...

Can my new company imply for me to purchase product if I am unable to sell that product?

I'm sorry to hear that you are going through this. As the other attorneys have stated, there is nothing illegal about putting intense pressure on...

How do I get in touch with the California lawyer that filed class action suit against Tire kingdom for not paying employees over

Google the case and see if you can find a copy of the complaint or other pleading. In California, all pleadings have to have the name of the...

Exempt classification requirements

It just depends on whether or not the driver is driving in interstate commerce (crossing state lines), and that can be made on a day-to-day basis....

Is there a legal obligation for employers to provide electronic copies of employee handbooks and company policies?

No, but its dumb not to. As was said earlier, employers don't even need to have a handbook, much less one in electronic format. Most have...

Can I sue my manager or a company for not giving me my training paycheck yet, after working for them for about 6 weeks already?

Yes. I don't know if its worth it, but per Labor Code section 558.1, you can sue your employer and your supervisor.

I'm not going to go into the question of whether you are salaried or not, since you are "punching out" for lunch, which indicates to me that you...