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I am going to find the paperwork and wright avenue to file a lawsuit against the manager for harassment possibly slander and discrimination against a mental disability not providing reasonable accommodations to allow me to get what needed to be done done as well as falsifying accusations documented... View More
![Gregory L Abbott Gregory L Abbott](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1495989-1452721836-sl.jpg)
answered on Mar 10, 2021
I am not clear what you mean by having an "eviction notice" to be out on the 12th. Have you already gone to court and lost, with this Notice being from the court? Or is this the date on the termination of tenancy notice from your landlord? Most courts will not accept filings by fax... View More
I paid $3000 to a lawyer who assured me of good things. My husband even denied a plea bargain with the state because this lawyer said he would and he can get a better one. But now he never answers and the state wants my husband to do even more time now. He now even has warrants that he didn't... View More
![Kiele Linroth Pace Kiele Linroth Pace](http://justatic.com/profile-images/212882-1577981042-sl.jpg)
answered on Mar 7, 2021
An attorney has an obligation to respond to his or her client, which in this case is your husband. Even if you were the one who originally retained the attorney, it should be your husband who is calling or texting. If you don't get responses in a couple of days then send an email. If you... View More
On the back it says it’s a violation of Federal Law to use this product inconsistent with its labeling. It kills only 4 viruses being Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2, Influenza A2/Japan, HBV, and HIV-1. None of these are Coronavirus/COVID-19 related. Therefore being a violation of Federal Law and... View More
![Peter N. Munsing Peter N. Munsing](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1390452-1550504584-sl.jpg)
answered on Mar 6, 2021
No. That's not what use inconsistent with means. Who knows, the company may have consulted an industrial hygienist.
Also, to sue for damages you have to show you actually suffered something--not could have.
If you have a concern you may report it to your state OSHA or US Dept of Labor OSHA
I am being forced to wear a mask at my desk. I already got covid and recovered in a couple of days.
![Louis George Fazzi Louis George Fazzi](http://justatic.com/profile-images/177206-1564792068-sl.jpg)
answered on Feb 23, 2021
The short answer is no. Even though you were fortunate to recover from Covid-19, you can still spread the virus to others. Your employer is most likely required by your county health department to continue requiring all employees to wearing a mask if you are otherwise in an indoor, office setting... View More
I was recently stopped for an expired registration which if I'm correct right now is not even stoppable offense due to covid-19 and subsequently pulled out and surendered marijuana from my person to the officer he then without saying anything else to be watching his car got gloves one over to... View More
![Brian Foley Brian Foley](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1664228-1691700179-sl.jpeg)
answered on Feb 12, 2021
You're best legal challenge would be the reason for the initial detention. In Texas a police officer has to have reasonable suspicion that a traffic violation has occurred to pull over a vehicle. If the only reason the officer had to pull you over was the expired registration sticker it may... View More
Do I need a lawyer and how much will it cost?
![Susan Michele Schaefer Susan Michele Schaefer](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1639748-1585857664-sl.jpg)
answered on Jan 28, 2021
Your 11 month wait for a disability decision from Social Security is about what I have been experiencing with my clients' cases since COVID. You can either call Social Security and ask about the status of your case or you can go to My Social Security and check for updates online.
I... View More
This time when I went to pick my child's from his house he dragged me out slashed my tires broke my phone in front of the kids
![Leonard R. Boyer Leonard R. Boyer](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1501400-1618576896-sl.jpeg)
answered on Dec 1, 2020
You really need to retain an experienced matrimonial attorney to obtain a Final Domestic Violence Restraining Order against him and contact the municipal prosecutor to file criminal charges against him. During this pandemic, you have a choice of either seeing your attorney in person or by way of a... View More
I allowed extrnded visitation due to covid and to avoid stress on kids. Husband doesnt allow constant contact now and a child support lawsuit had been filed against me. What do i do? Do i file here in nevada or there in california?
![Janice Jacovino Janice Jacovino](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1500797-1495730973-sl.jpg)
answered on Nov 18, 2020
Where to file depends a few factors.
- If you already have an open case then file where you have the open case.
- If you had a prior case that decided custody then you will either need to file in that state or file to domesticate/register your prior order in the new state. Once... View More
My (minor) daughter had a procedure in the Surgery Department of Kaiser Permanente. My wife and I were both present. I was told (during sign in) that only 1 parent would be allowed to be with the child/patient due to COVID restrictions. To which I replied, that I understood (which Is also written... View More
![William John Light William John Light](http://justatic.com/profile-images/176287-1495772751-sl.jpg)
answered on Nov 12, 2020
I do not see a claim for discrimination. These protocols are applied to all of us. I, too, have had to wait outside the medical facility for my family member.
I am an international student, and I had a car ins Seattle. Because of COVID-19, I planned to go back to my home country, and I will go back to America in next year. My friend who live in Seattle taken care my car, he parked my car on the side of the road, but the car was towed away. After the car... View More
![Kenneth Prigmore Kenneth Prigmore](http://justatic.com/profile-images/997518-1673328564-sl.jpeg)
answered on Nov 12, 2020
Your problem should be dealt with under state or local city law. That means to get the right answer, you need to ask your questions to a Washington State attorney.
I am a Utah attorney. If a car is left too long in the public space in Utah, a tow company can tow it, and eventually sell it.... View More
![Jermario L Davis Jermario L Davis](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1587748-1698963382-sl.jpeg)
answered on Oct 26, 2020
The statute that you are referring to is o.c.g.a. 17-7-50....if true, the judge would be required to set a reasonable bond upon petition by the Defendant. There are exceptions if the state intends to seek the death penalty. Specifically, the state can seek additional time (90 more days) to... View More
![Charles M. Baron Charles M. Baron](http://justatic.com/profile-images/523153-1533939512-sl.jpg)
answered on Oct 26, 2020
As far as legal help, no. The medical provider is legally entitled to protect its staff and other patients from potential Covid carriers, which is most of the population. Also, even when there's no Covid, the first thing done by medical staff is to take your temperature and other vitals,... View More
I, an adult female, was asked to leave the dressing room because another female felt uncomfortable with me there along with a child. I believe after the employee realized I was a female and the child (11) is a male then went on to say it was because of the child being in there with females. I... View More
![Yelena Gurevich Yelena Gurevich](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1663422-1600811615-sl.jpg)
answered on Sep 22, 2020
Did you file a report with a supervisor or manager? Do you have the contact information of the customer that requested you be removed? These type of cases are difficult to prove discrimination without much more information. The employee could have any number of reasons to ask you to leave,... View More
Feb. 2020, while at court, I suffered a mild stroke, could barely form simple words, disoriented,etc. My attorney, knowing I did not want to plead guilty without a deal, entered guilty plea to 9 felony ID theft charges. I have several health issues which makes me high risk of severe Covid-19. The... View More
![Rhonda Mae Hixon Rhonda Mae Hixon](http://justatic.com/profile-images/194707-1458928844-sl.jpg)
answered on Sep 21, 2020
If you entered a plea at a time when you were not thinking clearly due to the stroke, you might want to have your plea withdrawn. Discuss this with your lawyer. If it was a 'good deal', and there are no problems of proof,for the DA, you may not want to. You might be looking at more time... View More
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![Douglas Hugh Ridley Douglas Hugh Ridley](http://justatic.com/profile-images/13309-1696540806-sl.jpeg)
answered on Sep 17, 2020
If you were issued an infraction or misdemeanor for driving on a suspended license and do not show up for the court date, the court will issue a warrant. It will probably be immediate, but there could be a slight processing delay (especially with Covid). The best solution is to go to that... View More
Found an outstanding warrant for me in FL. He threatened to arrest me if we returned to the property. This left us homeless, immediately, literally, and we lost most of our possessions that were left after moving due to COVID. We are now destitute. Was this legal for this officer to do this to me?
![Mr. H. Michael Steinberg Mr. H. Michael Steinberg](http://justatic.com/profile-images/909005-1584070791-sl.jpg)
answered on Aug 27, 2020
I am very sorry for your situation but the short answer is yes - if the question is can the officer ran a criminal history on someone he legally contacts. If the warrant was out of state and a felony - he most likely would have arrested you and held you for extradition. Most often - when the... View More
Custody battle. I am filing on terms of parental alienation, emotional and physiological abuse. There's a pre trial conference but the other parties lawyer emailed me stating the court requires a meeting beforehand. I don't feel comfortable speaking in this meeting with just myself and... View More
![Lillian J. LaRosa Lillian J. LaRosa](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1499577-1474387194-sl.jpg)
answered on Aug 11, 2020
If there are no abuse protection restraining orders in place pre-pandemic there was a face to face 4 way meeting required for the parties and their counsel to attend in person sufficiently prior to the Pretrial Conference hearing date to attempt resolution or at least discussion to determine... View More
I told dental office it went against my religious believes and it also posed a health risk to wear a mask. They allowed me services without wearing one but after I was finished and waiting to pay they asked me to put one on..again I told them I could not..so they told me to find another dentist
![Maurice Mandel II Maurice Mandel II](http://justatic.com/profile-images/119898-1591290056-sl.jpg)
answered on Aug 6, 2020
As far as I am aware you do not have the right to engage in acquisition or transmission of a communicable disease, which is why there are emergency regulations requiring you to wear a mask, even if it slightly infringes on your right to practice a religion. The rights granted to you by the Bill of... View More
Students will be randomly selected throughout the semester, 100 at a time. Students with no symptoms, no contact tracing, perfectly random. If they choose not to be tested they will be made to “ quarantine “until they comply. They will not be allowed to attend their classes. This is only for... View More
![Matthew Williams Matthew Williams](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1500173-1444790706-sl.jpg)
answered on Aug 5, 2020
That’s a rather strange scheme. There’s little precedent on a lot of these issues. General, common sense health precautions are likely to be upheld in court. But this does seem wrongheaded. For one thing, with limited testing resources, it makes sense to focus on those with symptoms or probable... View More
![Barbara Billiot Stage Barbara Billiot Stage](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1662949-1711494140-sl.jpeg)
answered on Aug 4, 2020
It's depends on what you mean by "banning." The Condominium Act gives broad sweeping powers to the Board of Directors of a condominium association (COA) during a state of emergency. Those powers include the discretion to do what is necessary to protect the life, safety and health... View More
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