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Yes, he can. Try negotiating small installment payments to take care of those expenses from the veterinarian bills.

Unfortunately, without seeing the entire contract, one here can only speculate what substantially negotiated means. My suggestion is that you take your contract to an independent attorney so s/he can read it in its entirety and then answer all the questions you have regarding terms...

If WU requires that you present these two forms of identification so they can pay you, that is what you have to do. There is nothing illegal here.

No case for sexual harassment here. Tell your mom to continue dressing business professional and to stay out of conversations that are not business related.

Throw the 5% penalty in the mix and see how it goes. If the party involved does not agree see what he counteroffers and take it from there. Explain that due to the changes in the economy and the impact that the initial purchases and arrangements had on your end, you cannot take a loss in full.

Consult with an attorney to find out what are your options regarding the employer and the union mishandling of your situation.

For now these are just empty threats. Unless he goes forward with it, there is no legal case here.

Obviously your emails were not just about facts... Sorry, but I have a feeling you are not being completely truthful.

Consult with an attorney so s/he can review the correspondence and give you a better idea of what you are facing.

Do not, and I mean NOT sign anything you don't understand or your co-signer does not understand. File a complaint against the car dealer in their state and also with the attorney general's office.

Was this a written contract? If so, was there a provision for a situation like the one you are in right now?

Just enhancing the explanation given by cbg, please check out the links below to see what is specific to North Dakota. http://www.employeeissues.com/breaks_meals.htm http://www.nd.gov/labor/laws/docs/admin-rules.pdf

You can't. Your landlord does not have to agree with your requests to change the permits from carpet or antique to coffe shop. You will have to find another commercial site to open your coffe shop.

Before you can file a claim in small claims court, you will need to get their information so they can be notified they are being sued. Once you obtain that, gather all the evidence you can to support your case. As far as your chances, we unfortunately cannot predict what the judgement will be.

so what is your legal issue here?

The simplest answer is no. Consult with a copyright attorney to see how you should go about it when it comes to publishing other people's materials and all the associated fees and permissions you need to have and pay to do so.

Yes, the conviction will show up on the background search. As far as the licensure, check NY laws to see what is it that your state requires when it comes to disclosure.

Vaio - you hosted the bbq so you should have foreseen that an accident could have happened if safety measures were not taken to prevent anything from happening. The answer is yes, your neighbors can come after you in small claims court for their losses since they would not have lost their...

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Fly - I don't believe we have experts in this forum with background in Irish law. You should consult with an attorney in you country about the issues you need to have answers to. Good luck!