What constitutes a breach of contract?

A breach of a contract can take two different forms. One is the failure of one party to do what it specifically promised to do. That analysis...

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I have just been served with Form interrogatories with exact same questions asked by same party in 2 other actions

My colleague has given good advice. I would only alter one thing. The objection to interpose would not be "asked and answered" (although that is...

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Are recorded verbal statements binding when determining a companies performance?

My colleagues have answered your basic question. I just wanted to add that if your initial conversation with recorded without your knowledge, you...

What recourse does a home buyer have if the seller changes their mind after the sale has already occurred?

Theoretically, a real property sale agreement can be set aside after it is concluded, but your friend would have to have some fairly unique issues...

Can I recover the balance of an award handed down per wage dispute from the Labor dept.?

If you did not have evidence to support the $1,700 claim for the DLSE, how do you expect to prove it in small claims court? Unless you found...

Your short question is loaded with concerns. First, your SDI does not terminate because your job terminates. Second, you seem unalarmed that...

Since my first day at work, i felt the hostile in enviroment. comments and jokes towards my religion ,sexuality, and race.

Get yourself to a good employment lawyer. The issues you raise are factually diverse and legally complex. If what you say occurred is accurate,...

I had a disturbing of the peace charge "expunged" under penal code 1203.4 4 years ago in california. I got a job

An expungement is a legal proceeding that retroactively adjusts what has historically occurred. An expungement does not erase or change history. ...

Under California law an employer can use almost anything it wants to terminate you. As long as you are an at will employer, the employer needs not...

If you are an at will employee, an employer is able to change the terms and conditions of your employment, including the nature and extent of the...