Can an employer sue an employee for an accidental theft under $20?
No one sues for twenty dollars. Not sure what "to my knowledge I never stole anything" is supposed to mean.
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No one sues for twenty dollars. Not sure what "to my knowledge I never stole anything" is supposed to mean.
Your post is vague about the legal relationship. She should go see an attorney to review the situation in detail and see what her options are.
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You have to follow the law. No attorney can tell you whether you are in violation of the law without a review of the letter and a complete review...
This isn’t really a legal question as people not being interested in working could apply to just about any profession. Incidentally, it seems he...
As my colleague indicated, there is no way to get a meaningful opinion based on so few pieces of information.
You have the right to hire an attorney to defend you.
I don’t know what you mean by “lost” and why that results in owing money. Hire an attorney to review everything.
Suing over a bruise is probably a non-starter. The cost and expense of litigation would well exceed what you hope to recover, if you can prove...
Your post is really unclear. I suggest if you have a problem you retain an attorney to review everything.