Yes you can sue. You will need a lawyer and your costs for litigation are going to run into the thousands of dollars. See any local employment...

Sounds like a small claims case with poor communication between the parties---makes for a toss up on small claims court---check out...

The federal law (the Gun Control Act) became law in 1968. A quarter century before your conviction.

Nothing you posted indicates clearly you have a case---maybe you left out some details. Employer not required to show you anything o terminate. ...

You want to pay cash out of pocket for a NYS lawyer to take your case that has been dismissed once already? I am sure you can find an attorney...

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Proceed with your case. Make timely objections. Look into options for appeal. Keep moving forward. As a pro se litigant its VERY common to...

USCIS has information for military members ((877) 247-4645), also base legal services office might also provide assistance. Good luck to you.

Depends on how, when, and why he withdrawal occurred. Too many details missing to know what your daughters options are (including if your...

There are practical issues to consider: can you afford to sue a law firm (you will need to hire lawyers to do that)--it'll cost you five figures...