misc.legal.moderated

butler.jack@gmail.com wrote: > 1) how much can one expect to earn during the summers > between years while at law school and how does it vary > according to the area of law (i.e., which are the > higher-paid areas, which tend to be oversaturated)?

Elizabeth wrote: > > PS: Good lawyers don't get managed or micro-managed by clients. Ever. I would disagree with this generalization. Pretty strongly. In a general sense, I could lawyer will have control over their client and influence over

poe@europa.com wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to put together a defense for a Careless Driving charge. I > was cited for careless driving for not having a seat on my motorcycle. > > I spent today going through the Federal motor vehicle safety > sta

<ktrujillo@zionsbank.com> wrote in message news:4bn861p76aqna9qtoe3i3fe4u96pmmen3g@4ax.com... > After haggling with my realtor he has > agreed to accept $1k instead of the commission, but I still don't feel > this is right. Do you have any legal c

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My co-workers and I have a question regarding employment law. I have worked at my current place of employment for 5 years, my co-workers have been here much longer (as many as 17 years). The company has never had an employee policy manual in place, a

Hi, I need advice about suing my ex-landlord, the basics are: he returned half of my deposit. He leased a unit out to me that had illegal construction and many other violations (city report on file with violations). Manager harassed my family memb

rsgreenNOSPPAM@bigrfoot.com wrote: > Does my lawyer have to talk to me? In Maryland. > [attorney not communicative after plea agreement] An attorney needs to behave ethically and adhere to certain behavioral codes. If not talking to you rises t

>Even if they charge employees for >parking, they might not charge customers. Some employers do not even allow >their employees to park in customer parking lots. There is no law which requires employers to be "fair" when it comes to parking. It

> I'm trying to put together a defense for a Careless Driving charge. I > was cited for careless driving for not having a seat on my > motorcycle. > Where do I stand on this? Probably on the pegs. The more interesting question is where you sit

>What else should I do other then file a small claim against his >business? Should I contact the paper, BBB, and anyone else? Also check with your state's attorney general. The BBB and perhaps your state may have web-enabled filing, which makes it c

>I just got my first job offer with company XYZ with no specific start >date. I am yet to sign the paperwork. I am hoping to get more offers in >the forthcoming month. I am wondering if the paperwork that I sign for >this company can be used against me

Is it legal in the US for a private person to specify in an ad that they don't want to rent their room or apartment to specific groups of people? Something like: "Luxurious apartment with three rooms and two bathrooms, recently refurbished. No Mexic

Gerald Clough wrote: > Diplomatic immunity is granted to genuine members of the diplomatic > corps. Not that all are actually diplomats, but they fall under the > protection. > > These days, presenting a diplomatic passport and being unable to pro

On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 21:24:49 -0400 wildatom@hotmail.com whittled these words: > Just over two weeks ago (3/31/05), I contacted a contractor in the What State? Is the contractor licensed by the state? Do you have the contractor's license number

In article <08n861ppdnfrdd6cts5md0589cqbnvg7o3@4ax.com>, Mark A <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote: >>> Suggesting that it's a "special" price implies that it's lower than >>> normal. >> >> What's "normal"? >> >I believe that in the US, a "sale" price mus

"" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >I just got my first job offer with company XYZ with no specific start >date. I am yet to sign the paperwork. I am hoping to get more offers in >the forthcoming month. I am wondering if the paperwork that I sign for >

<erie2005@gmail.com> wrote: > I have a question about Non-disclosure and Non-compete agreements > > I am trying to determine if I signed a Non-compete agreement with my > company when I joined them a few years ago. > I found the offer letter they g

Mark A <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote: >"Dick Adams" <rdadams@smart.net> wrote in message >> Have no fear they will charge visitors and patients. And they will >> charge them by the hour. > I don't think that is necessarily true. Even if they charge

On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 21:24:33 -0400, mtwingcpa@yahoo.com wrote: >My doctor is part of a large practice group... >They claim that HIPAA regulations prevent them from sending >me invoices that include procedure codes.... >I have asked them repeatedly t

<poe@europa.com> wrote in message news:19n8611e0ecp53dlt67dgi2pvvor0r3755@4ax.com... > Hi, > > I'm trying to put together a defense for a Careless Driving charge. I > was cited for careless driving for not having a seat on my motorcycle. .... >

In article <0bn861hvi7rr94k61d45j43s1b4l96t0oj@4ax.com>, shuss3@yahoo.com wrote: > I just got my first job offer with company XYZ with no specific start > date. I am yet to sign the paperwork. I am hoping to get more offers in > the forthcoming mon