No. You cannot sue. If you would like to lose the job for the first tiny infraction you commit, you can report them to the EEOC. You will then lose...

You have a good case for nuisance. However, at the end of the day, a court order cannot make them be nice to you.

This is not a legal issue. Ask for a refund.

GET AN ATTORNEY! There’s no other answer.

Honestly, all anyone has to do is file anything. Anything at all. Unless it says “I concur,” it’s going to be treated as a challenge. If this...

He can say no. Typically time to the parent who doesn't have full time is seen to be a guarantee as to their minimum time. Any parent can refuse....

You might be able to obtain a slight strategic advantage if you can show he lied in a court document. However it may come at a cost. If you both...

It really depends on the lease paperwork. However, if the lease is silent on this item, you can likely get a good attorney to argue your way out of...

You can sue for nuisance. You might win a lot or $1. Best start is to get a lawyer to send a nasty letter. When I do this, I have a contract that...

Attorney Isquith is correct. What was the amount at question. If you sue them you are out $150ish to start.