Just guessing, but the amount of damage to your car is likely not that much, maybe even less than your deductible. If it is substantial, easier to...

Former employer gave away my w-2s to a phishing email, can I do something ?

Odds are suing them would not result in any sort of recovery. Plus, it would likely cost you more to sue than what you would get. Unless there is...

Do I sue if my Employer won't pay me?

Most states have strict laws on the timing of final paychecks, and still penalties. Best to contact an employment law attorney in your area to...

I just found out that my landlords business does not have a license in my state what does that mean?

That means his business is not registered and he could get in trouble with the state. Plus, there is a possibility that in your legal dispute you...

Can I be terminated for stepping down as a supervisor?

Yes, they can terminate you. Employment is at will, and they can terminate you for almost any reason. They cannot do so because you are in a...

Well, instead of trying to rely on free advice and then being a jerk when no one gives you free advice, you could try contacting an attorney who...

Can an employer require you to provide itemized receipts for expenses a few years back?

Yes, they could require it, or terminate you. It sounds like you are in a no-win situation. That said, if you get terminated after turning in the...

Revoking release of information at place of employment

Yes you could revoke in that situation.

The thing is, employment is at will, so they can fire you for just about any reason, even an incorrect one. They cannot fire you for being in a...

Does an Attorney's Contingent Fee Agreement apply to an unrelated case handled with related parties?

A little hard to follow, but if the fee agreement does not mention these other areas, then it should not cover them. And, if that is the case, the...