Should I get paid
You are probably entitled to payment for the work you did. What changes, were needed to your work will require an investigation. You may want to...
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You are probably entitled to payment for the work you did. What changes, were needed to your work will require an investigation. You may want to...
You need an attorney to go over the timeline and all the documents to answer these questions. However, if there is not a signed (by both parties)...
Either of you can sue to partition the property. The end result of such an action is the property is sold and the proceeds split according to how...
A lawyer will need to review the documents that define your relationship with the carrier. You may be stuck with respect to the carrier. However,...
If you are going to have it removed, hire a properly licensed and trained contractor. However, not all popcorn ceiling is asbestos (the cutoff is...
Mr. Daymude has it exactly right. I'd write the lawyer back and tell him that because the guy is unlicensed he is not entitled to anything, but...
As you describe the situation, the non-compete is unenforceable in California. While I would want to read the contract, there is caselaw that says...
You can sue the LLC for unpaid rent and damage to the building. However, you do have a duty to mitigate your damages, which means attempting to...
The short answer is, no one, at least as to private employers. However, an employer could require employees to attend.
Mr. Mashal has it exactly right. The only thing I would add is that if this is a warranty on a new car, I believe all US manufacturers currently...