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I suggest you tell your story to the Director of Human Relations at the corporate office. If you can't do this on a face to face basis, then do it by phone from home. Do not use email. Your employer can and may terminate your employment based upon the suspicion. If fired, you may still...

Yes you could sue, but you will be ahead by taking mightymoose's advice. There are expenses involved in going to court, even if you win the court does not guarantee or help with collection of the judgement. There are costs involved with identifying assets and having a Sheriff execute a...

Granted, it is far too late for him to say those words "I don't remember". Yet it appears if he had been "smart" he could have avoided lockup by uttering this simple white lie. As jharris pointed out, this would be very very difficult for the court to prove that the witness was lying. I...

Locally a man has been jailed for three months due to refusal of testifying against his brother in a DUI case. Out of curiousity, in lieu of refusal, what would prohibit the person from simply stating "I don't remember" or "I don't know". It would be impossible to prove that the person is...

Per Ohio records: President: Roshan Gupta Corporate office: 4747 Montgomery Road Norwood, OH 45212 Registered Agent: Suraj Bharta One Financial Way Cincinnati, OH 45242 Per California records: Entity Name: BRAHMA INVESTMENT GROUP, INC. Entity Number: C2147135 Date...

Did you not notify them as of April 30th that they were in default and you wanted your deposit back?

What difference does it make if it is harrassment or not? If your employee is calling you at home late at night for a non-business purpose then DOCUMENT it. Bring this and any other documentation of insubordination to the attention of your superiors. If you have to start over with the...

Is $500 worth fighting over among relatives? It may cost you more in grief.

More lies! Rest assured no police officer would bother to waste their time to come to her house to take a statement of this sort. She would have been advised to come to the station should she wish to file a claim. Your best guidance is to avoid this person both on and off Facebook, etc..

Though I can't say this from experience, I would surmise that many of these frivolous lawsuits are won due to shady attorneys, corrupt judges and perhaps antiquated laws or simply poor representation on the defense side. Please take NO OFFENSE!! :beer: I also surmise that cases of this...

I would assume that having a pet dog in your personal backyard would also not be considered extreme and outrageous? MECH v. HEARST CORPORATION, 64 Md. App. 422; 496 A.2d 1099 (1985):The court held that the standard of care required of owners and occupiers of land with respect to an individual...

And my faith in the legal system just diminished greatly!! Could you please point me to a few of these cases where I could read about it? I'd love to try and understand the "legal" intent. There should be a "Stand your Ground" law for dogs. :dgrin

Why not? They give appropriate warning. Just because a dog may potentially bite, does not make it dangerous and/or vicious. I would agree with you if the dog was a pit bull tied to a chain. But this was probably an ordinary everyday dog. How on earth can an owner be contributorily...

Hmmm? Who today do I want to flip the bird to? The local cop or the local Hell's Angel thug? Getting a ticket versus getting beat up? Now there is a dilemma...

I suggest you go back to your insurance company. Your insurance reflected a co-pay in December and that is when you purchased the prescription. Just because the pharmacy processed it in January should not matter. It may be that when the pharmacy processed your claim with the insurance...

I assume by your post that you haven't spoken with a bank manager yet to request a waiver of the overdraft charge? The reopening of the account and subsequent overdraft fee was probably automatic by their processsing computer software. Certainly a "real live" person should be able to...

This term was new to me too. Upon researching it, it apparently is simply random auditing. The intent is for the IRS to learn how to spot nessessary and/or unnecessary audits in the future. You do not necessarily owe the amount they say. You do need to support with documentation any...

Check out your local attorneys. Most will do an initial consult with you for free. If they think you have a good case they might handle the case on a no win/ no fee basis. If they do win, their percentage would probably be 20 - 30% of any settlement.

You could make claim with the homeowner's home insurance. It will most likely be denied. You could then sue the homeowner. This will also most likely get you nothing. I did this kind of stuff too when I was 14. I wasn't married at the time and I didn't own a home at the time either. My...

This forum helps people by offering advise regarding legal issues. It is not a place to soapbox your individual dissastification of the legal system. Do you have a specific question you would like answered?