Yes, you can take legal action. At the very least, you could recover your fees, if not more compensation. Even if it closed down, it must carry...

You can fire him for any reason. It may not be a great idea, but you can do it.

HR's timing is suspect, but sadly it can write you up for your infraction. If it's response is disproportionate, you can always think of hiring a...

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Try this one: RI-CR088 https://www.riverside.courts.ca.gov/FormsFiling/LocalForms/RI-CR088.pdf Best to consult a lawyer. Please consider using...

Yes, she can sue you. Whether she prevails in her lawsuit is a highly fact dependent situation. If she sues, please consider using Avvo's "Find a...

I assume you have retained counsel; if not, please consider using Avvo's "Find a lawyer" tool to consult a local attorney (many attorneys provide...

Yes, you can take legal action, but whether it can be successfully maintained depends on the circumstances. If the theft was criminal, generally...

This is a highly fact-dependent scenario. If you think the landlord unreasonably shut off the water, please immediately consult a local lawyer....

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It's quite likely the lease provisions for such a scenario. Please review it or consult a local lawyer to move forward.