Two things immediately come to mind. First, what is the settlement being described as? If it is being described as "back pay" then my gut level...

Help....procedural federal complaint issue

Article III of the U.S. Constitution says the U.S. federal courts are limited to deciding "cases" and "controversies." The courts have developed...

Do i need an attorney to file a motion of contempt against a police captain whom is refusing to obey a court order to issue a fi

My first response to you is, who is this guy's boss??? I am sure that there is a higher ranking officer above him. Call the Chief of Police and...

In Florida, am I required to appear if I receive a Notice of Taking Deposition via fax and U.S. Mail in lieu of a subpoena?

Take a look at this link. It should answer your questions about what the rules of civil procedure require in a civil deposition. But you really...

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Can a speeding tickets be expundged?

Take a look at this link. It will help you understand the process. Good Luck. http://www.dmv.com/ms/mississippi/traffic-tickets

How do I file a motion of discovery in Tampa Fl?

Florida State Statute 119, the Public Records Act or Sunshine Law, governs the release and access to public records throughout the state....

I can't afford to pay my traffic ticket but i really need my licsence i owe 1,500 what should i do

Take a common sense approach in this. I would go to court, more than likely the clerk's office and explain your situation. I would be prepared to...

Can a potential employer ask if I am a diabetic and have had major medical surgery in the past 5 years?

Look at this link from the EEOC. It should answer all of your questions. Good luck. http://www.eeoc.gov/facts/jobapplicant.html

I would like to sue for police brutality. What category of law does that fall under?

I do not practice law in Texas. And there are a couple of ways you can do some fyrther research on. The first is the applicable statute of...

Can my employer take away an hour or more of pay if I am late to work?

What you're asking is whether an employer can dock you more pay than the time you are actually late. In other words, say you're 20 minutes late. ...