Can I sue for falsely accusing me of stealing?

Yes. California has defamation per se. In this kind of defamation, if you are accused of certain types of behavior, you do not have to prove...

Curricular Practical Training (CPT) is defined as employment which is an integral part of an established curriculum, including: “alternate...

Can you get a real estate license if there is a gross misdemeanor on the record?

Yes, you can get a license. Depending upon how recent and the nature of the conviction, it may take some time or may be subject to probation or a...

Am I reqiured to have an id or passport to register for the selective service online if i allready have social secutiry card

The only information a man provides when he registers with Selective Service is his: Full name Date of birth Gender Social security number,...

Private mediation, which is what it appears has been suggested, is completely dependent upon the parties. Many things will go into that calculation...

Can I file a case with California's Division of Labor Standards Enforcement. For unpaid wages if I was denied by City Agency?

Who was your employer? And why did you file a complaint with the City of Los Angeles? Assuming your employer was the individual with whom you...

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More than likely, yes. Business and Professions Code, section 23004, provides that an “alcoholic beverage” includes alcohol, spirits, liquor,...

Hired an attorney and paid in full for certificate of rehab 4 years ago but attorney is still working on filing the petition!

This might be better posed to criminal defense attorneys. Nevertheless, a Certificate of Rehabilitation is available to people who were...

OCD Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a psychiatric condition characterized by obsessions (constant unwelcome ideas and feelings) and...

Am I required to provide a doctor's note to my employer for California sick leave?

Labor Code, section 246.5 says that all you need to provide is verbal notification of the need to use accrued sick leave. Furthermore, the section...