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It's possible. If they do arrest you, you'd have a chance to argue to a judge that you didn't violate the terms of probation (or pre-trial...
The number of employees that are employed by the non-profit might become a relevant factor under MD/local anti-discrimination law. Those are...
There's not enough information to answer- generally, one would need authorization to withdraw funds from a bank account. Perhaps the employer is...
The facts as stated could constitute fraud (in the civil sense), or conversion, or potentially other causes of action. The criminal side is up to...
Threats to kill another- whether an employer or not- are potentially criminal. And if you can show damages, there is potential civil liability. ...
The lack of a license alone does not entitle a tenant to recover rent already paid. However, if the tenant can show actual damages (depending on...
The final paycheck is usually a pretty straightforward matter- if the former employer doesn't pay what you've earned when you'd otherwise have...
If the facts are as described, and provable with evidence, it seems that there are a few potential causes of action you have available. You should...
Depends on what you mean by eviction list. If the landlord has already gotten a judgment for possession and petitioned for a warrant of...
In some ways, setting up a non-profit corporation is easy. But there is a long list of requirements to qualify for tax treatment (state and...
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