Is this a case of employment discrimination
Unless you show the "discrimination" was based on you being in a certain protected class (such as race, gender, religion, etc.) then it may seem...
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Unless you show the "discrimination" was based on you being in a certain protected class (such as race, gender, religion, etc.) then it may seem...
You need an employment law attorney who works for employees. Many offer free consultations. To find a local attorney you can use Avvo's find a...
First, make sure you register your copyright, as you cannot sue until it is registered, as well as some other rights are dependent upon...
If you are an independent contractor, you have less remedies than if you were an employee. Also, this is really a breach of contract issue. You can...
File a mechanics lien or whatever they call it in South Carolina. Also consider filing a complaint with your state's contractor's licensing board.
More than likely no. The contract you signed probably does not have such a clause, and thus is not part of the contract. Generally what goes on...
I would only add that the 75 day rule (FYI its calendar days and not court days) is as to notice. Technically, you can then file the moving papers...
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At first pass it appears you have some good facts for a claim against them. Not a slam dunk, and you likely have a rental agreement that not only...
Was he injured on the job? If he was, that really is all that matters. The name change thing could go towards his credibility and effect the...
I would suggest hiring a local employment law attorney. You can contact your local bar association for a referral, or use Avvo's find an attorney...