I don't know how else to proceed.
Commission pay can be structured a number of different ways, but at the end of the day it all comes down to whether or not the employer is abiding...
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Commission pay can be structured a number of different ways, but at the end of the day it all comes down to whether or not the employer is abiding...
Yes, you should likely still require a proper 90 day no cause notice of termination before an owner is able to legally enforce the notice and evict...
There's a lot of potential issues here, a few discrepancies, and some potential unknowns. All told, you're going to want to collect as much...
The likelihood is that your lawyer has filed suit seeking a total gross amount of $90k, but that there may be multiple theories of liability that...
Probably not, no. If you intend to evict a tenant, then you have to first legally serve them with an enforceable written notice. Even if a lease...
This is a delicate situation, both from your perspective and the perspective of the employer, and thus there's no available certainty with regard...
It's probably not legal for them to play god, but it doesn't sound like that's likely what's going on. (I could be wrong, though.) Please note...
Invasion of privacy isn't exactly the same claim as a 1983 claim, and neither is technically the type of claim a tenant might maintain against its...
Getting served as a defendant in a lawsuit is something that anyone can be subject to at almost anytime, and by almost anyone else. If you're being...
You're unlikely to be able to get the police involved and have her arrested for trespassing. They'll likely advise that it's a civil matter and...