My employer failed to give me yearly performance evaluations and raises and I was paid less than everyone else. What remedy?

Even government employees have rights! The facts you provide here are not enough to determine if you have a case or not, but there is enough here...

Michael is absolutely right. I just wanted to add that I have seen a situation like this on a few occasions where the person was not terminated. ...

Can I quit a job and still receive unemployment benefits?

Mr. Chen has provided a very good response. You are, unfortunately, going to have to face the uncertainty of not knowing for sure if you are going...

How to prove wrongful termination/retaliation/discrimination case? Do I have a case?

Your question is "do I have a case?" No one can answer that question here based on the facts provided. However, I can give you an idea of what...

Can an employer use activity caught on hidden camera videotapes as a justification for termination?

An employer can terminate an employee for any reason or no reason as long as it is not an unlawful reason. A verbal confrontation is certainly...

If you are a party, normal law and motion deadlines apply. If you are a non-party trying to quash a subpoena served on you, the time to object is...

Is my attorney entitled to compensation in a contingency personal injury case, if she withdrawals from representing me?

The fact that your attorney is seeking a waiver of conflict of interest suggests that she has recognized a potential conflict. That conflict...

Hurt a rude customer at a bar, my legal rights?

The law does allow someone to defend another person and use force to do it. The question will be whether you had a reasonably objective belief...

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What form do I use to respond to a judicial summons

I agree with Mr. Sullivan. However a generalized answer to your question is that a defendant is required to respond to a complaint in state court...

How common are frivolous cross-complaints?

A cross-complaint (state court) or counter-claim (federal court) is a common strategic move by defendants to create the possibility of an offset...

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