Non Compete

Hire an attorney to review everything and represent you if a case is pending against you. What happens will depend on the specific unique facts of...

Can an employee be personally sued by a customer?

Yes, the employee can be sued. However, as far as I know there is no joint liability rule that extends to this type of case, so long as the...

US Citizenship after being charged but not convicted of a crime; Can I apply still or am I barred from doing it?

In general and usually, without an actual conviction, you will not see any issue with your application. The worst thing you can do is admit to a...

Can an employer hack into your personal email accounts and facebook page

Sorry to hear of your troubles. As of now, the law is not entirely clear as to what happens with personal accounts like social media and email or...

What are my options if the company that is paying me severance closes?

You can retain an attorney to assist. They are not supposed to refuse to give you an agreement you have signed.

How can i get out of the Non Compete.

You should be very careful. These types of arrangements are often a scam. Normally, when two companies have an agreement with each other, they...

I agree with the previous answer and would just add, if the employer has evidence that you were in fact at work at the times in question they...

Why is it not a crime for an employer to pretend to pay their employees and then flee town when they run out of excuses?

This is a crime. If a purported employer opens up shop, hires a bunch of people, purports to pay them, but then disappears, it is a crime and you...

How do I obtain medical records of a dead relative who was institutionalized and hidden from our family?

If there was no foul play involved (i.e., concealing a wealthy relative to steal inheritances), you would simply ask your own relatives who knew of...

Can i sue some1 (person1) for advising some1 else (person2) to alledge me on criminal activities even if they failed

Yes, you can sue. But it is not likely to be easy to get an attorney to sue for this, unless the people have substantial assets.

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