My employer released my SSN and other info without my permission. Can I sue them?

Did you not like the answers to the earlier question about the same thing and thus decided to ask it again, hoping to get answers you...

Seasonal work as W-2 employed insurance agent, unemployment eligibility during offseason working as 1099 commission-only agent

Self employment does not qualify as a prior job for unemployment compensation purposes. Any income earned must be reported.

I am firing my attorney. We tried to work with him, but they are def misconduct. Can i substitute my self as attorney to remove?

Unless the party is an entity (i.e., a corporation, etc.) you can simply have your prior attorney sign the portion of the substitution form, and...

In California how does a court determine if the meaning/definition of "substantial compliance" used in a contract/agreement?

The rules of contract construction provide that an undefined term in a contract will be given its plain and ordinary meaning. If the term is...

A big company recorded a conversation over the phone after I told them not to but they did anyway. Can I sue them for it.

If you can prove they recorded the conversation that you said you did not want to recorded in, they violated Penal Code section 632. Not only is...

Ms. Spencer, as always, has given a very good response. I simply wanted to add that your employer has a duty to interactively work with you to...

Can I offer plaintiff a lower amount then judgment award?

Absolutely. Settling after a judgment and before appeal is a common time to do so. Be sure to have a writing that clearly releases you from the...

Your attorney is right. If we could survey all attorneys who practice law in federal court, my bet would be that something close to 95%+ of them...

My company has moved 42 miles away and I can't afford to commute. Do I qualify for CA unemployment benefits?

You will likely qualify for unemployment benefits if the EDD determines that it is unreasonable for you to travel 42 more miles to work. You are...

Should I be worried if I give an attorney my confidential information?

The Rules of Professional Conduct to which every California attorney must abide, provides that an attorney is to maintain inviolate the secrets of...