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Not really sure what this means. Any employee has a minimum level of competency that is expected by his/her employer. You can put whatever you want in your letter, but it won't give you any special rights or impose any special obligations.

No, unless the retainer agreement expressly provides for such a warning. Considered by whom? What about them? Not every bit of work done by an attorney directly manifests itself in written work product. Given that we have no specifics, there is no way for anyone here to assess your concerns.

Depends on the reason for the submission of the declaration. Typically, declarations are submitted in support of motions (or oppositions thereto or replies to oppositions). If the declaration was submitted in support of a motion or opposition, then you can address your concerns in your...

Let's start by acknowledging that California small claims courts have authority to order injunctive relief "only when a statute expressly authorizes a small claims court to award that relief." Civ. Proc. Code section 116.220(a)(5). That said, there is special provision for enforcement of small...

It's not "illegal," but your and your contractor's rights and obligations are spelled out in your contract, which we haven't read. If you withhold money, you can be assured that some or all of the following will happen: - The contractor will stop working on the job. - The contractor will lien...

OK...not sure what this has to do with your original post.

If you live in Illinois, why is Tennessee the relevant jurisdiction? Despite your use of a question mark, this sentence is not a question, and I would hope it obvious that no one here knows why some unknown property manager hasn't responded to you. Your post doesn't appear to raise any sort...

Ok, then answer the several questions I asked. They're important. You didn't need to say this once, much less thrice.

Threatened with what? Threatened by whom (not a name)? Such as? Nothing in the history of the world has ever happened without reason. I'll assume you meant that you don't know the reason or don't think it was a good reason. What does "trying to lie" mean? Did you mean that they actually...

Sounds like homework. Please tell us what you think the answers are, and why, and we'll critique your responses. If it's not homework (or some sort of school project), please explain your involvement and answer the following questions: - Are you Jim? If not, what is your connection to this...

Not sure what the point of this was. If you answer the questions I asked, I might have some more information that may be helpful.

You guess? Is what you really mean that this is how your friend interpreted the request? When exactly did this injury occur? Has a lawsuit been filed? This is not for anyone here to say. It's entirely up to your friend.

There's a bit too much personal identifying information here. What is "it"? Did your mother own a home? Did she have substantial assets? No. Maybe. A lot depends on what, if anything, has happened in the year since your mother died. I suggest you visit the San Bernardino County...

No lawyer is going to get disbarred for a single threat of criminal prosecution in connection with a civil matter. The most that would likely happen would be a private reprimand. Agree. Don't you think these are questions for your lawyer, who, unlike us, knows the context of the threat and...

You're right. And, without details, there's a limit to what I or anyone on an online message board can tell you. You're the one who came here looking for information. To fail/refuse to provide relevant information and then criticize the volunteers is the height of ridiculousness. Nor am I...

*HIPAA No. Your Rights Under HIPAA. Huh? HIPAA is not enforceable by private litigation.

Best not to use acronyms that aren't common knowledge. Feasible? Sure. A good idea? Impossible to answer without detail. Huh? Impossible to say in the abstract (same with the rest of your questions). Consult with a local business attorney.

The following is based only on U.S. law. Likely, no law will cover this. and it will depend on what the license agreement for the software says. This is unquestionably going to depend on the license agreement and terms of service.

Just because your cousin owns an insurance company which is also an LLC doesn't mean he knows what he's talking about. He's wrong about this. You most certainly can buy the existing LLC, including the rights and goodwill that come with the name. Yikes. Please do not take legal advice from...

Meaning what, exactly? The California Civil Rights Department complaint process begins with the filing of the complaint. "When someone files a discrimination complaint, CRD evaluates the facts and decides whether to accept the case for investigation. If it accepts the case, CRD independently...