Belmont, CA
Business Lawyer at Belmont, CA
Practice Areas: Business, Litigation ... +3 more
Yes, you can sue them. Go to small claims court where you do not need an attorney. This case is too small to bear the fees of a lawyer.
It is very possible. The question seems to be how much were you damaged (which determines whether a suit is worth your while). In terms of...
You do not need to "move" the non profit. Rather, you need to qualify to do business in WA as an out of state corporation. Basically, you file an...
Unless your employer is laying you off, you should not be entitled to unemployment (at least in CA, you are in WA). Further (again in CA), if your...
If you have been damaged as a result of their conduct, then, it would seem that yes, you do have a claim. It is really a question of damages,...
During the evidentiary phase? Ask the witness about the deposition testimony on cross examination. Is this done at closing argument? The...
Not a specialist in this area (and certainly not in WA as I am licensed in CA). It seems unlikely though . . . no fraud appears to have been...
Obviously, your question is incomplete. But, speculating, there is something besides the software that he wants access to. How is he proposing...
In CA, legally, when you laid him off, the employment situation was terminated. Legally, he is a new hire on the date you re hired him so that all...
I don't think you can get the car back but you can sue him for the sale price less whatever was owed under the consignment agrrement