I was stacking cans at my over night job. Only to find black mold on the cans and its shipping box. I told my managers and quickly washed my arms/hands due to me being highly allergic to mold and pennacylin. Regardless I had to rush to take care of this. They had no emergency aid for the allergic... Read more »
You can't sue your employer; worker's compensation is the exclusive remedy for injuries sustained on the job. If it was caused by another company, the manufacturer for example, you may be able to sue it, if you can prove uncompensated damages.
Section 718, Florida Statutes is the law that governs condominium associations in Florida. Section 718.112(2)(b)(5), Florida Statutes allows the board of directors or the association committee to meet via telephone, real-time videoconferencing, or real-time electronic or video communication.... Read more »
You can have an attorney (or an attorney at the public defender's office) write a motion to modify your probation to ask the court to waive costs of supervision due to financial hardship.
She was originally arrested and bonded out on two pill charges one methamphetamine charge and one paraphernalia charge. Then when it was filed with the clerk of courts it was filed as three pill charges one paraphernalia charge no meth charge. And now they dropped two pill charges and the... Read more »
A prosecutor can change charges a number of different times, however, the state only has 175 days after an arrest to file charges, and that is found in Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.191.
In 2008 I went through divorce my attorney received $40500 on my behalf he put a lien on our house to make sure he got paid and he did he was in charge of paying my fees restitution we hen he got his fees he was to release the lien and all theses years we thought he did when in fact he didn’t... Read more »
You are going to need proof that he got paid. Do you have the cashed check?
It depends if you are being turned down for the role of an employee or as a patient. Generally, a private business can "turn down" a customer for a number of reasons. Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 - the federal law which prohibits discrimination by private businesses which are... Read more »
He was caught driving without a license a couple of times and actually went to jail for it, since he couldn't register the car because he had no license he signed it over to me as a gift, 6 months ago he got caught cheating and left, and now he wants the truck back and telling me that he can... Read more »
If the car's title is in your name, and you did not fraudulently sign over the title into your name or he was not coerced to sign over the title to you (coerced means no one held a gun to his head to force him to sign over the title), it is your vehicle.
I am not sure what you mean by... Read more »
I have the hidden device that was used but they didn't give it to me until they took the camera out and the sd card out I have 2 videos before the broke one where it was plugged into the wall facing the toilet and one where you can see the camera lens reflecting off my flashlight on my phone... Read more »
Report it to the police for possible criminal prosecution.
rushed groupattackers/woodbrobbers, chargedout bar 2attack & stealluggage&valuables init, forced2reactfast, drawing a bb/pelletgun in abag fromtheluggage& using2 preventviolence byusing strongsubtle bodylanguage holdinginbag(2 preventpanic ortaking 4realgun)at they'reside,... Read more »
It sounds like your friend was framed for something they never did in Hawaii when he was attacked by a group of attackers and/or wood-robbers who charged out of a bar to attack him and steal his luggage and valuables, but he was forced to react fast - and he did - by drawing a pellet gun from a bag... Read more »
I was told my deal may have been cancelled due to the questionnaire. I researched the company, had to use the third party platform to invest, waited for 3 months on the waitlist, wired the funds, and then got an email stating my investment was being cancelled. How can this happen? I want in on... Read more »
It sounds like you are attempting to purchase unregistered shares of a company that is supposedly going public in the future. Sellers of unregistered securities are only allowed to sell to accredited investors, who are deemed financially sophisticated enough to bear the risks. This is what your... Read more »
Potentially yes. Employers generally can't prohibit employees from discussing compensation. This is according to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) and an April 2014 Executive Order from President Obama:... Read more »
Lawyer for my sons child's mother custody case advised her to dispute DNA results showing over 99.9 he was the father and knowing she had not slept with anyone else just to delay the case. Is this ethical?
It is not ethical for an attorney to take any course of action purely for the purpose of delaying a case. However, it is often difficult to prove that said course of action was undertaken only for the purpose of delay.
I live in an RV Resort and have for 5 years. This new charge is rumored to begin November 1st. Just wondering if it's legal to charge up for UPS or Amazon packages delivered?
Yes, it's probably legal. If you stay at the RV resort on a month-to-month basis, and if you don't like the planned changes, you can move some place else.
My ex told me it made him feel uncomfortable. We were on zoom for our mediation which was the first time his lawyer saw me Even though we are divorcing we still talk. I don’t feel comfortable going to court . This is a domestic violence case
What your ex's attorney said to him is none of your business; it's between the attorney and your ex. That it makes you feel uncomfortable is tough; get over it.
died and a brother that visited him quite often but they were not around his last weeks so I took care of all and even paid the courts to be administrator cause Noone but me was there to take care of his stuff and the courts denied me because of a will they said I gave the courts everything that I... Read more »
If you would use sentences, set apart by periods, it might be easier to understand what you are trying to ask.
As near as I can understand, your application to be personal representative of your father's estate was denied by the court, and your sister was appointed instead. Now,... Read more »
My wife's children seem to feel they have the last say as to where we live. My wife has Parkinson’s and dementia and for the most part is bed ridden. Although we live is assisted living “I” am the one who takes care of her. We both agreed long ago that neither she nor I wanted to enter a... Read more »
Not unless one or more of your children has been appointed guardian of both of you.
While technically writing graffiti on his car may be a criminal act, if can be easily cleaned the police probably aren't going to do anything about it. Why not ask them?
The local high school is somewhat near another elementary school, and many parents use the HS parking lot as a drop off point for their students. The HS PTO says this is no longer allowed. Are they legally allowed to do this, as the HS is publicly funded?
The school board would make the actual decision, but it might very well defer to the recommendation of the PTO.
No, but deposition testimony can be used at trial as evidence.
If you are asking if a Florida resident can make a will in Florida, yes, assuming he is mentally competent. Contact a Florida attorney.
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