This is happening to my brother who has cancer and he has been denied going to work since informing his work. What are his rights and next steps?

answered on Jun 9, 2023
The issue is whether he is a Qualified Person with a Disability- able to perform the essential functions of his job. These facts certainly sound like the employer has violated the Federal ADA and possibly CO state laws too. He is entitled to a reasonable accommodation for a physical disability and... Read more »

answered on Jun 9, 2023
This case arises under CIVIL RIGHTS/EXCESSIVE FORCE law. You need to discuss with an attorney in your jurisdiction that specializes in this kind of law. Thank you for using Justia, Ask a Lawyer. CALL AN ATTORNEY NOW!!!!!
In November the judge said that my daughter's father could force his time on me and that if he could make his time than he needed to find alternate child care. He wasn't using his time and wasn't finding alternate child care so I did as the judge advised in November and filed for... Read more »
got a drug test, and people watched me pee into container

answered on Jun 8, 2023
I am very sorry to hear about your circumstances. Understanding that this is likely one of the most difficult and vulnerable times in your life, I sincerely applaud you for taking the first step in seeking out help.
It is difficult to find good pro bono family law attorneys, especially in... Read more »
I have lived here for several years and always renew my annual lease early. My lease runs from March 1 through February 28 next year. I renewed this lease last November and signed by both parties. New owners are now trying to charge me over $200 more per month plus a $100 a month to month fee even... Read more »
Employer who does not do accrual based vacation time but instead does a full deposit of one year's worth of leave when hired, is this employer required to pay out the unused portion of leave to an employee who separates from the company? A new hire can, for instance, take two weeks leave the... Read more »
He has disrespected me over and over and it's over.... and I want him to leave. He is not on my lease and does not pay any of my bills. Do I check that box or can I leave blank.
This is my first excavation job. Sewer line in alley was originally located 6' deep, ended up being damaged all the way to city tap which is 13' deep. After replacing the damaged pipe, encasing in concrete, backfilling, replaced roadbase, and asphault. A week later the utility company ran... Read more »

answered on Jun 6, 2023
Your best option is to subcontract the work out to another excavator with more manpower
My son was born with a cleft lip and palate, and a few weeks after he was born I had gotten into a class action lawsuit over medication I was on that was found to cause things of that nature, this was back in 2008, well the last couple years this lawsuit has been in the works of settling... Read more »
They admitted fault in damaging property far outside the fire affected areas of a building. Knocking down 20 units doors on the second floor (not 1st or 3rd), on the other side of a fire door from a first floor fire. Stated reasons were to look for fires extension, then for search and rescue, then... Read more »
How do they evict just one roommate and not the other. Can there be two leases in a two bedroom apartment?
There are two owners of the vehicle and one has been trying to get off the lease for months now. But the other owner; the primary owner said he was keeping the car, but has not refinanced or tried to sell the car to pay off the loan. Therefore impacting both parties credit. The other owner has... Read more »
but the cable bill, Internet bill and my letters from the IRS to my former address. One day when I was out of town to change the lock and put couple of my belongings outside and would not give me anything else back.
Can I, and if So how would I take former roommate to small claims court... Read more »
repair service road calls i do same work on my personal time and he wiont give me any calls when im on his time
It was believed this ticket was taken care of 15 years ago. In Maury county Tennessee. Recently found out there is no warrant but an amount of money owed. Is this past the statute of limitations or would I be able to set up a payment plan as I live paycheck to paycheck and live in another state... Read more »

answered on Jun 9, 2023
You should probably go to court and request a reduction of the fines and enter a payment plan. This case arises under traffic ticket law. You need to discuss with an attorney in your jurisdiction that specializes in this kind of law. Thank you for using Justia, Ask a Lawyer.

answered on Jun 3, 2023
You legal liability arises in the mortgage agreement with the bank if you are on the loan. If you have filed for legal separation or dissolution, under Colorado law then you are expected to maintain the status quo as established during the marriage with regards to payments.
I have an EVcar. Also: "reimbursement to assoc for cost of increased premium attributable to the system (chargepoint charge on my house)". HOA wants on my homeowner's policy as "additional insured" and wants me to reimburse HOA for (their) increased insurance premium for... Read more »
She has visitors that show up and beat her, (ex or new boyfriends?) and cops have been there several times, she does drugs but those might be prescription I don’t know.
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