Does the insurance still have to pay for my car if I do not have the car physically in my possession?

First, if you had your own insurance, you should have filed a claim with them to get it out of the tow yard and repaired or settle the total loss....

How do I know if my employer has unfairly treated me when being asked to no longer work?

Bad business, but generally no legal violation. You may have an issue as to your final paycheck due to not knowing when your last day was. Just be...

Can I get fired?

What the shoplifter just did is far worse criminally than the original charges. Make sure to report it to both your manager so they can pull the...

What can happen if I don't follow through with payment arrangements to a hospital

Answering to remove this from employment. You might try contacting them to see if you can set up a payment plan again.

He can do that. As long as he does not lie, he will likely not have any legal issues. If he lies and costs you your new job, you can sue him for...

Can I sue my employer?

Here's the problem: employers can be jerks. The main area where you get them is when they are jerks because of your membership in one or more...

Can I claim damages for having my 1st amendment right to free speech taken away when I was writing for a website?

Contrary to popular belief, the First Amendment does not protect you in the way you think it does. Freedom of speech is not a freedom to say or...

Do I qualify as an exempt employee?

You provide too little information to be able to tell if you qualify for exempt or not. Please do not provide more details here, and instead...

Can I get compensation for surviving a murder suicide attempt? I need therapy, time off of work to work through this.

You can sue the person who did this to you, assuming they survived as well, but they likely do not have any money. You could qualify to take FMLA,...

Can my employer reduce my salary with any notification

I would suggest giving it a bit of time before doing anything, as it may have been a simple error. Otherwise, generally speaking an employer can...