Hello everyone, can employers hire you for one position then have you take on other job titles and duties without pay?

If she is being paid for all the time she works, they can add as many responsibilities as they wish. If she is properly characterized as an exempt...

What are my chances of successfully appealing the denial of my dad's life insurance claim?

A misrepresentation in the application is one of the best defenses an insurer can have to deny a claim. If there is a false statement it is likely...

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Sued for collection,wages garnished. Now state is garnishing for taxes. Can collector take me back to court for non payment?

It depends on the agreement you had with the creditor regarding repayment of the amount they claimed you owed. If you had a written agreement ...

Should I pursue a malpractice suit against a surgeon who operated three times unsuccessfully then said he could do no more!

I am sorry for your injury. The answer to your question will be found in facts that are not stated and that you may not even know about yet. ...

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Document production and inferred facts.

Keep in mind that the documents you produce pursuant to that question will likely be the only documents you can use to prove it at trial, unless...

The law allows the employer to have and enforce any reasonable dress code it deems appropriate which includes nail coloring. Good luck to you.

I am a inhome caregiver. Can my employer speak to other employees about situations re: a past client when they are not involved

Ms. McCall is correct. The information may be embarrassing or upsetting to you, but that does not make it confidential. The employer may speak of...

REMEDY FOR LENDER’S WRONGFUL ACTS & ASSISTANCE

In addition to what Mr. Chen has advised, I also suggest you consult with an attorney to see if what you contend were wrongful acts are actually...

How do you sue a corporation for the acts of their employees? It seems like there are cases prohibiting and others supporting

The issue you ask about is called vicarious liability. There are several circumstances where a company can be held vicariously liable for the acts...

Is a lawyer officially representing his/her client at the point the retainer contract signed or when sub form is filed?

You confusing two concepts. The new lawyer is your new lawyer as soon as he or she is engaged. That lawyer has all of the lawyer duties a lawyer...

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