On December 31, 2007, I was unable to go to work due to health issues, including dehydration and vomiting. This was not the first time I went to work in this condition; it had been ongoing for about two and a half weeks. My supervisor saw me in this poor condition but did not show consideration. The doctor advised bed rest, which I informed my supervisor about, but he hired someone else instead. I filed for unemployment, and it is now in appeals. My employer claims I abandoned the job when I couldn't work due to my health. What strategies can I use to win my appeal?

January 12th, 2024

I am a lien holder on an auto lease contract. The lessee is supposed to provide me as 'named insured' and grant me access to the insurance contract. The lessee has defaulted on an insurance contract and obtained a DUI, refusing to inform me of the current insurance coverage. Additionally, the lessee's license is suspended, and she is operating the vehicle illegally. What options do I have for repossession due to the lessee's breach of contract regarding insurance coverage and illegal operation of the vehicle?

January 22nd, 2024

Are local government council members allowed to state personnel issues, such as family medical illnesses and names, in an open board meeting that is also being taped and placed online for the public to hear?

September 13th, 2023

I live in Vermont and own my home. Someone was staying with me under a verbal agreement, and when they stopped paying, they were asked to leave, leaving behind a vehicle and other belongings. The vehicle was towed at the owner's expense, but I am being told by the police that I have to pay for the towing and am responsible for the belongings for 6 months. What is the truth in this situation?

October 12th, 2024

Is there a law against commissioners and management?

April 23rd, 2024