The best thing to do is to contact the EDD by phone. 1-800-300-5616. It takes a while to get through all their menu items but eventually you'll...

My best advice to you would be to consult with an attorney who can actually read the Agreement you're referring to. Often agreements can be signed...

Small Claims: can I sue for what it cost me to replace faulty installation or for only the sum I originally paid installer?

You can sue for the an amount representing the "damages" you incurred as a result of the 1st installer's breach of his agreement. Since the 1st...

Sure - it's binding. But like any other verbal agreement, the issue is proving there was in fact an agreement to repay the amount (as opposed to it...

One would need more information to be able to help you. In general, if you merely signed a contract on behalf of a company because you had...

In California,many men at work shave their heads for convenience.Can woman also shave their heads without jeopardizing their job

When you say you work "independently" for five properties in San Diego, does that mean you are an independent contractor? Because if you are truly...

I agree with Mr. Wilton, but would only add that you (and any other employee) should notify your supervisor and document any missed rest or meal...

This event happened in 2009 and I'm wondering if I can still pursue this.

If you can't seek recourse against the roofer, you might try consulting with a tax professional (or look for a tax attorney under the Find a Lawyer...

What are some examples of job responsibilities that would make an admin an exempt position?

The best place to look for examples is the Department of Industrial Relations website: www.dir.ca.gov and look up Exemptions from the Overtime...

I don't see why you would need to bring a lawsuit if you don't pay the contested amount in the first place. The more likely scenario would be for...