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Unless you can pierce the corporate veil, you will not be able to hold the owner individually responsible for unpaid overtime under California...
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Unless you can pierce the corporate veil, you will not be able to hold the owner individually responsible for unpaid overtime under California...
There is a federal statute, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act ("TCPA"), 47 U.S.C. Section 227, that provides for damages of $500 per call for...
There is nothing wrong in general with being employed by two companies at the same time. Some employers, for various reasons (protection of trade...
If your niece can provide the police with a specific apartment number and, even better, the name or description of the individual who is using...
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This sounds like a case of unlawful termination, retaliation and disability discrimination. If you were able to work from home for several months,...
You may have claims for age and disability discrimination. To preserve those statutory claims, however, you need to have filed a claim with the...
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It is certainly possible that the FA may be responsible for your losses, but there are not enough facts in your post to make that determination. It...
Yes you can sue your employer. The arbitration agreement is probably enforceable (I am assuming that a fortune 500 company had decent attorneys...
There is no statute that deals with your precise issue, but cite to Civil Code section 1950.5. Subdivision L of that statue provides: "The bad...
No can tell you whether this is a good severance agreement or not without knowing all the facts, including any potential claims you may have, your...