Can I sue my complex for a dog to dog bite that occurred at the complex?
Anyone can sue anyone for anything. But if you're suing the complex over a bite by a dog not owned by the complex, I'd hire a lawyer to reduce the...
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Anyone can sue anyone for anything. But if you're suing the complex over a bite by a dog not owned by the complex, I'd hire a lawyer to reduce the...
You could try to claim ownership of them to prevent your daughter from taking them, but unless you're willing to spend a lot for lawyer time, your...
Only if you are deposing them, I think. If this is a practical problem for you, you should retain competent counsel both to answer the question and...
Nominally, yes. A general partnership in California *may* be a separate taxable entity, or (more typically) it may flow its tax liabikity through...
The answer depends mostly on your employment agreement, and (possibly) on any other written employment terms in effect. Absent specific language...
Unless you have an employment contract with your current employer (or - less likely - your new one) prohibiting that, then no, it should be fine....
This is really a Wage & Hour Law question but Avvo is not letting me reclassify it. What you describe would violate California law. If you wprk for...
I'm nkt aware of any reliable general websites for that purpose. I suggest searching with the phrase "California outstanding warrants" for various...
As the other answering attorneys suggest, your question opens two separate complicated issues. Companies engaging unpaid interns may not obtain...
I'm not aware of any restriction preventing a single-employee business from claiming the credit. The form of the business will determine how it's...