Who do I take to court,. corporate or franchise?
As a general proposition you sue the franchisee (e.g. Bob's Accounting dba H&R Block), not the franchisor (H&R Block). Sometimes you sue...
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As a general proposition you sue the franchisee (e.g. Bob's Accounting dba H&R Block), not the franchisor (H&R Block). Sometimes you sue...
Even if they should have technically waited until you turned in the keys to change the locks, you would not have been harmed since you only found...
Hard to tell, but it is always better to have an attorney than not if the other side is going to have one.
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While you could hire her, if the noncompent agreement was found to be valid you could face your own liability. Best to have your potential employee...
As one of the other attorneys noted, you usually can only be deposed once. My guess is perhaps your first attorney objected, and without you being...
You can also ask the person making the complaints to provide the IP logs they are using to see what all information is contained in it. For...
There are not really any laws that I have seen specific to the employment realm, but these items are your personal property that need to be...
As the other attorney notes, the time to bring a lawsuit has passed. I only answer to note you should not post any identifying information in...
If you do not want to be bound by the contract, then do not sign it. However, if you do not sign, you will likely not have a job anymore as...
Also, note you have to contact an attorney, as attorneys cannot directly solicit your business. Then keep in mind many attorneys offer free...