Am I in breach of a confidentalality
I agree with the first answer. An attorney would need to see both the terms of your employment with the former employer and the content of the...
Piedmont, CA
Business Lawyer at Piedmont, CA
Practice Areas: Business, Corporate & Incorporation, Limited Liability Company (LLC)
I agree with the first answer. An attorney would need to see both the terms of your employment with the former employer and the content of the...
Non-solicitation can mean different things in different contexts. You need to provide more information if you wish to receive a useful answer.
The link below is to a blog post on precisely the issue that you have raised.
Actually, you need to file a wage claim with the DLSE, not EDD. The link below is to a blog post about wage claims, which, in turn, has a link...
Once a will is signed and witnessed, there is no requirement that it be filed with any governmental entity. If you did not see any will at your...
Selected as the best answer
Unfortunately, as a joint account holder you are jointly liable for all legitimate charges, even if they are you mother's. You can file a...
Assuming that you have credible evidence as to which debts are his and which are yours, you can bring an action against him in small-claims court -...
I provided an answer to your other question that was essentially the same.
The first link below is to a State website that provides a wealth of information about landlord-tenant law. You can go to small-claims court...
Although the facts that you have presented suggest that the seller is in breach, it is not possible to answer your question properly without...