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I think you have a claim of some kind, and I disagree that there are no "damages" here sufficient to pursue legal claims. The emotional distress...
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I think you have a claim of some kind, and I disagree that there are no "damages" here sufficient to pursue legal claims. The emotional distress...
You have an argument, but what do you win if you win? You get back a job with a struggling company? You get money damages from a company that...
I agree with the approaches of both Ms. Rohr and Mr. Nguyen, and would additionally add that you should issue a limited warranty for every product...
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Yes, your former employer can do this. The existence of the agreement gives them the very limited right to advise your new employer only of the...
First, you would be eligible for unemployment, in my opinion, if you did not accept the changes. Second, you should speak with an employment...
You already have plenty of good guidance and advice here, but just be aware that Washington State recently passed legislation (already effective)...
I believe your best bet is to file a complaint with the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, or EEOC. The website is: eeoc.gov and...
I respectfully disagree with my colleague from California. Under Washington law, a landscaping contractor may lien permanent improvements to your...
This is the type of question that is too complex to address on a free website. Normally, the seller of residential property will fill out a...
First, you probably do not personally have any lien rights, as the type of service you provided is not covered by RCW 60.04 (mechanic's liens), and...