My sister's employer called her child's daycare to see if she really picked her child up for being sick. Was this a violation?
The employer can call and ask, but the doctor should not be giving out any information, as doing so would violate HIPAA.
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The employer can call and ask, but the doctor should not be giving out any information, as doing so would violate HIPAA.
Employer cannot legally do that. However, it was undertaken with the knowledge that if you are unlikely to file a lawsuit on that basis.
Not if you hire an attorney to get something worked out before the court date.
You have to file an actual eviction case with the court. Hire an attorney experienced in landlord tenant matters.
It's a good argument for your attorney to use to fight the DUI. Go ahead and hire an attorney.
Hire an attorney to handle the situation. You can message is directly here on Avvo.com.
Your best bet is to hire an attorney to negotiate a reduction in your charges; you're unlikely to get the citation dismissed in its entirety.
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If they are indeed fake eviction notices, you don't have to move.
Contact the attorney - in writing and let him/her know what you want to do, as my colleague stated.
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