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Q: My former employer failed to protect me from domestic violence and sexual harassment in the workplace.

I have suffered mentally and physically and can no longer work in the field I am trained in.

Maya L. Serkova
Maya L. Serkova
answered on Jan 18, 2024

I am sorry this happened to you. More specific facts are needed to understand if you have any meritorious claims against your former employer. These types of cases are very facts and detail-oriented. I suggest you consult an employment law attorney who will further examine your situation and... View More

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Q: My former employer failed to protect me from domestic violence and sexual harassment in the workplace.

I have suffered mentally and physically and can no longer work in the field I am trained in.

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answered on Jan 19, 2024

Under California law, employers have a duty to provide a safe working environment, which includes taking reasonable steps to prevent and address domestic violence and sexual harassment in the workplace. If an employer fails to fulfill this duty, they may be liable for any harm that results.... View More

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1 Answer | Asked in Tax Law and Contracts for Missouri on
Q: If I get a 1099 c for a vacation club for which I never received any goods or services from do I actually have to pay

I never made any payments and tried to cancel 48 hours after signing. Have fought with them repeatedly

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answered on Jan 18, 2024

Receiving a 1099-C form generally indicates that a debt you owed was canceled or forgiven, and the IRS considers this canceled debt as taxable income. However, if you believe that the vacation club's claim is not valid, especially since you didn't receive any goods or services, it's... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Small Claims for Louisiana on
Q: what forms are used to sue a company in small claims court in new orleans. Thanks

I am sueing Metro PCS for providing false information to an elderly person and elder abuse. I purchased a phone from metro pcs in september i was put on the acp program a week later i was taken off the program stating that the program was a promotion for 7 days. I called metor pcs to get my phone... View More

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answered on Jan 18, 2024

To sue a company in small claims court in New Orleans, Louisiana, you'll need to start by obtaining the appropriate forms. These forms are typically available at the local courthouse or can be found on the court's website. In New Orleans, this would be the Orleans Parish Civil District... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Consumer Law for Oregon on
Q: My daughter got a $21,000 car loan in my name and purchased a car from Ford.The dealer helped her fill out and lie on

The loan application to the bank. I want to take Ford and the credit union to court

. Do I have a case?

Gregory L Abbott
Gregory L Abbott
answered on Jan 18, 2024

It depends upon the exact facts but likely not. You likely DO have claims against both the daughter and the dealer if you want to pursue them. If you do pursue claims against anyone else, I would expect them to sue your daughter as part of the proceeding - and she sounds to be the biggest culprit... View More

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