Can a pharmacist refuse to refill my prescription because he is going to lose money based on my insurance coverage copay?
Ask your insurance company about its contract with the pharmacy. You’re asking us to speculate
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Ask your insurance company about its contract with the pharmacy. You’re asking us to speculate
That is up to you, but I can tell you it is certainly not some thing over which to involve attorneys.
I’m both a broker and attorney. It also depends on what you mean by “get out”. The agent has to act within the authority. You can have someone...
Not sure what “impossible options” is supposed to mean. You are only obligated to comply with the terms of the contract you signed. You can look...
Since you mention no employment contract, I assume you are “at will”. General answer is YES.
Just saying “the hearing” tells us very little about the context of the situation. Do not wait until afterwards to bring any additional relevant...
They’re responsible for it pending review of the contract you signed.
It seems the easiest solution is to simply not give it to her. And if she sues, defend the suit based on what you said.
Have you tried asking the bank? Otherwise, talk to the attorney who got paid to handle your case.
Same way as you sue with receipts. Except you will have to rely on other evidence or try to obtain the receipts during discovery (if it’s a suit...