Should I get a lawyer for workplace retaliation?
I don't know that a retaliation claim is viable, and given that you're still employed and haven't been terminated, I don't know that such a claim...
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I don't know that a retaliation claim is viable, and given that you're still employed and haven't been terminated, I don't know that such a claim...
Your business idea may be viable, but it sounds like you're in the very early stages of business development. A consultation with an attorney would...
This question was posted in Avvo's "Business" section, which isn't likely to generate any responses to answer your question. You should repost...
A defendant "only" needs to be served once. If you were properly served and then missed your court date, it's likely that the plaintiff got a...
You should re-post this question in the California Avvo section. In addition, if you're represented by counsel, you should direct this questions to...
I'm not entirely clear as to what the situation is here, but I'll try to at least lay out your options. A residential lease agreement must...
Without getting in to more facts, that answer has to be "maybe." Possibly "probably." I'm assuming that there wasn't anything written down, and...
I'm not quite sure all the details here, but I'll give it a shot in trying to parse out what's going on here and what your options might...
I'm not quite sure that I understand what six month process you're referring to. If you filed a case and entered a default against the...
A court order signed by a judge would surely be sufficient, as would a warrant or subpoena, but there may be other less costly and less...