Hired as manager, demoted, $$ cut and now no work/alienated. Is this constructive dismissal?

Employment law cases are difficult in Nebraska. It is a right to work State meaning you can quit a job and be fired without notice unless you are...

Pending charges how long does the D.A have to press charges or follow through with the charges

The time for filing criminal charges in Nebraska is found at 29-110 (link below). The State has 18 months to file on a misdemeanor and 3 years to...

Legal action against bus driver or school

You will want to consult an attorney on this one. A letter from one may get the bus driving company to take action. As far as taking action...

Recieved letter in mail saying i am entiled to settlement

Many lawyers obtain accident reports weekly and then send out advertising letters to prospective clients. This may be what you received. From...

Who do I need to talk to about a invalid search warrant.

I'm not sure what you're asking here. If the search items were suppressed, then the charge should have been dismissed. Post a comment so we can...

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Am I going to go to jail for a first charge of domestic battery?

The details of the event will determine the outcome. For instance, if there was verifiable injury jail time is more likely. If the other party...

You may get a set aside through the sentencing court which is a short process. However, this will have no effect on your registration...

When you get in trouble in another state for a charge and your on probation

The arresting police will likely not go to the trouble of notifying your probation officer. Probation will likely find the charge however at the...

Is excessive job strain a sue able situation and is it hard to prove

While your situation does not sound fair, Nebraska is a right to work State. You can leave at any time and the employer can fire you at any time...

If I get a judgement and is collectable or uncollectable, can I still file a claim to my insurance company or others involved?

You cannot generally get a judgment and then, if that one doesn't work out, make a claim against another person or policy. You have to include all...