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Joanna said she has a bug!!! She is in the bed under cover!!! Don't 'recon somebody told her 'bout tomorrow do you??? This is the text I received.
This is what I asked my boss
This was just sent to me,what's going on? Her reply (Yes which is fine I don't... View More 
answered on Aug 9, 2019
Your question makes no sense. Rewrite it and send again.
My mother was arrested and kept in holding cells for 3 days only to receive 2 sandwiches, no blanket or sheet, and denied the chance to shower while soiled due to disability. She was also being made fun of and taunted being called stinky by the jail employee. She was given the chance to make a... View More
answered on Jul 1, 2019
The 8th amendment offers protection to ensure your basic human rights are protected if you go to jail or prison. Government facilities in Georgia have certain immunities from lawsuits that private facilities do not. In many circumstances, however, Federal and state “Torts Claims Acts” allow... View More
Am an IC for a large company. One of my jobs is to collect registration fees. The place where the event is meeting and the date has changed due to some legal issues. I am terminated my contract with the company. The people who have paid the registration fees want their money back, and I would like... View More
answered on May 10, 2019
This is simple: If the checks were payable to you personally you can do (just about) whatever you want with them; and my advice on that point is to return the checks to whoever gave them to you, and document it very well.
The company Truck Movers has deceptive business practices toward contractors. Changing pay rates after negotiating on a set price & charging us for items that they bill the customer for...Double dipping. Also, the customers have no idea about damages created by the actual company employees... View More
answered on May 8, 2019
Sure; in America anyone can sue anybody for anything at any time (even without a lawyer in small claims court). Winning the lawsuit is another matter. If you decide to sue you should be prepared to pay between $100 and $400 for the filing fee and then pay another hundred bucks or so for service of... View More
I have a witness who has been working with local police and the owner of a commerical business that failed to provide adequate security. IE for an assaulted employee.
Full confession of the intent to make the case become " IGNORED BY THE OWNER LAW ENFORCEMENT BRIBES."
I... View More
answered on May 2, 2019
Although a statute prohibits the recording or taping of private telephone conversations, it does not prohibit a party to the conversation from recording it. O.C.G.A. §§ 16-11-62, 16-11-66(a).
Which means if you are a part of the conversation, you can record it. But if you just recording... View More
What do I file to keep her away from the property?
answered on Mar 8, 2019
Complaint with law enforcement for trespassing if you warned and will not comply unless it’s a public facility
My healthy 42 yo husband died at work while in the restroom. Death certificate states: cause and manner of death are undetermined. All toxicology and other testing negative. I have no idea what happened to him at work... I was never informed that I or my daughter could be entitled to work comp... View More
answered on Feb 4, 2019
Your estate lawyer should have suggested to you that you had that right. Likely it's passed, but why not contact a member of the Ga Trial Lawyers Assn in your county--they give free consults. Look for one that handles workers compensation.
answered on Jan 22, 2019
Not enough facts here to provide any basis to believe there is anything unlawful about your termination. As to reverse discrimination, if that's your belief, then you should discuss the facts and information with an attorney and seek legal advice.
Okay. So my boss cussed me out yesterday and sent me home and gave me two days off. The “reason” for this is because I cleaned a room, as I am a housekeeper and the vacuum that was provided by the job wasn’t working. I stated this to my boss. Upon inspecting my room, she started yelling at me... View More
answered on Jan 15, 2019
Unfortunately there’s no anti-bullying law. There’s no law that says your employer has to be nice with you and there’s no law that says being mean and nasty is actionable. However when there are specific violations of the minimum-wage or overtime laws changing an editing cards and there’s a... View More
He docked pay saying I took it from the register, but took more than the amount he said. He also already docked the previous paycheck the mentioned amount.
answered on Nov 23, 2018
You are owed for the wages earned and you can request payment of seek to hire a lawyer to get the wages for you. Give a demand for pay and if not seek advice of counsel
Can I sue in small claims court? I sent the form 2 1/2 weeks in advance but the individual forgot to submit the form for processing. The direct deposit went to the wrong account which was negative and I didn’t receive any of the funds. They are saying they can’t reverse a deposit out of a... View More
answered on Nov 14, 2018
As long as your employer paid you and the funds were delivered, I don't see a cause of action to "sue". You need to be paid for your work. If I understand, you had a negative balance account, and the back took the funds and applied to the balance owed. Thus, you have received... View More
My employer and I conducted contract negotiations remotely using electronic copies. When I received the hard copies, I made some final minor 'strike-through and replace text' modifications to them, intitialed the changes, signed the documents, and returned the hard copies by mail. I never... View More
answered on Oct 25, 2018
You are a party to the agreement. I suppose your could file some legal action to obtain a copy, and refusal may be itself a breach of the agreement. However, if you are no longer there, they may be reluctant and have agenda as to why they will not release is, and I've seen this in many... View More
Although nothing has been stolen ,they are insinuating that I am a thief...of course I am black with dreadlocks & have been labeled far too much in my life the same way,& I'm sick of it I'm 45 yrs old,when does this Idiocracy stop? ...I believe this is racially rooted &... View More
answered on Oct 24, 2018
Defamation generally requires some form of communication to a third person (someone other than yourself). This can be in the form of spoken words, social media post, email, letter, article, etc. An employment law attorney might be able to provide more meaningful insight about some of the other... View More
I'm concerned this would fall under "Identity Theft," since that person would "knowingly" be using another person's SS#. Thank you.
answered on Oct 4, 2018
You should consult with an attorney regarding filing for contempt and to see if you have other options as well. -Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558 HomerJordan.com
I am Georgia. In 2016 I joined a company, Exide, with a humongous amount of stuff that I signed during the hiring process. I quit in January 2017, but now I am concerned that there is still some legal arrangement between that firm and I. I do not have a copy of the stuff that I signed, but I am... View More
answered on Sep 27, 2018
You should be able to simply reach out to your former employer and ask them to send you copy of your employment contract(s). Once you receive your copy, have it reviewed by a good business/employment law attorney to address if there are any lingering noncompete, non-solicitation clauses to which... View More
So I will be able to get board certified?
answered on Jul 17, 2018
Whether an employer will hire you is the only test. Private employers can set their own criteria for hiring.
She thinks she may have been manipulated, even though her actions were consensual. He paid her for work in an art studio outside of school time. She began to like him and she started cheating on her boyfriend. This might destroy her relationship; she and her boyfriend have been together for nearly... View More
answered on Jul 1, 2018
The professor would not face any criminal charges for a consensual sexual act with a person over 16 years of age unless they are a high school teacher and the student is a student at the same school. Same rules do not apply to college aged individuals.
I was accused and my boss did not contact anyone
answered on Jun 15, 2018
You need to schedule an appointment to speak with a local attorney to discuss this, as there is not enough information in your post to answer your question.
The employer is saying they cannot issue the pay without my tax information. Is that correct? It was only for one week and would prefer to not divulge social security, etc. if not necessary.
answered on Mar 28, 2018
Yes. You need to provide the information. This is the only way they can properly report the taxes to the IRS.
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