Can I sue prison institutions for a false arrest or detainment?

Possibly. What you are going to have to do is contact an attorney in your area - one that specializes in civil rights litigation against public...

How much would it cost to have an attorney write a letter to the court on my behalf? Would a paralegal or law student cheaper?

Actually, pending criminal charges should not appear on your background check at all. The only things that should show up on your background check...

Can anything be done?

There are a few things that can be done. Obviously, having a low credit score is not good, but since you are paying for the unit upfront, that...

My Job doesn't I've us any breaks

Wow, that's a lot of violations in one short question. First, you are required to receive both rest periods (10 minute breaks) and meal periods (30...

Legally, you are not obligated to keep track of your time - that's Kroger's responsibility. However, as a practical matter, you should start...

When is it OK to use a digital or electronic signature in a complex civil litigation suit in California

With the Federal Court, you use an electronic signature. Orange County uses third-party software, so I think they don't allow electronic...

Is there a specific amount of time an employer has to pay mileage reimbursement?

You found regs that were proposed but never actually passed. So, there's no timeframe when an employer must reimburse, but until an employer...

I have a question about employee rights as both school psychologist and marriage family therapist.

I don't know if this is the right section for that question. What I will say is that your employment with a school would be governed by both the...

If a California employee quits on Thursday June 30 with no notice, what is the deadline for paying the employee their final pay?

July 3. The 72 hour window is set in stone. However, the penalties kick in upon a showing of willfulness, so an employer might be able to get away...

How do I serve a corporation which is located out of the state as per California Code of Civil Procedure?

First, since you aren't in Superior Court, you follow the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, not the Cal. Code of Civil Procedure. Second, most...