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While X's actions are deplorable, your facts don't present any damages that you actually suffered, which would make a claim unlikely to be...
There are many things you can do, both long-term and short-term. Obtaining a job that allows you to support yourself and your child is a good...
You may not have owed him his money back, but if you told me you'd give it back, you could be liable for this breach. It's unlikely to be worth...
You don't have any damages. If the company fired you, you may have a worth-while claim, but a lie with no real consequences wouldn't generally be...
No. Disclaimer: This answer is provided as a public service and as a general response to a general question, it is not meant, and should not be...
You can't, a court could, but it's not something done likely. You should talk to a family law attorney. Disclaimer: This answer is provided as...
They don't have the duty to take you to your car. Disclaimer: This answer is provided as a public service and as a general response to a general...
The company would need your consent, but it's possible that buried in all their paperwork that you presumably executed, you gave them that...
If she had a lease and breached the lease, then, yes, she may be. An attorney would have to look at all the facts of the situation to determine...
No. You're the one who wants to go back to work before you see your doctor again. Getting the note may not require a full visit either, you might...
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