Date : March 10th, 2010Category : UncategorizedAuthor : Editor1 Comment
In trying to start an above ground swimming pool installation company I have run across the problem that no one really knows what an above ground pool legaly is. I have found documentation that a pool contractors license is not required for the installation of a “non-permanent, non-fixed, above-ground pool” however when I provided my findings to the leon county licensing board I was asked exactly what a “non-permanent, non-fixed, above-ground pool” actially is. Can any one help?
I am legal permanent resident with a British driving license about to relocate to America. I know regulations differ from state to state and was wondering which US states if any allow residents to switch their overseas licenses for US driving licenses without having to take and pass a driving test. I could be wrong but believe Washington allows this. Is there any way of finding out what rules apply in each state in one place instead of going to websites of every state.
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Date : March 1st, 2010Category : UncategorizedAuthor : Editor1 Comment
Has there been anyone who ever sued a local Catholic Parish or a Eucharist Minister for scandal that resulted in the spiritual violation of implied contract law?
I reside in the state of Wisconsin and am a member of the Roman Catholic Church.
p.s. would there be any recourse for emotional, psychological, or spiritual harm?
Date : February 19th, 2010Category : UncategorizedAuthor : Editor14 Comments
If my case is messed up because somebody claiming to be an attorney (who probably isn’t) told me to do something, shouldn’t Yahoo be liable if it inviting people to practice law without a license by not requiring verification of credentials prior to posting in this forum?
GO TO http://www.regulations.gov/… TO SEND IN COMMENTS. The hearing here in Knoxville was lightly attended by the coal industry. There was not a single coal miner from Tennessee that spoke at the…
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A man described as preparing for Armageddon was arrested 2/10/2010 after a SWAT raid on his apartment. Gregory Gerard (spelling?), with no crimin…
To report identity theft, contact the Division of Motor Vehicles to let them know that a driver’s license has been lost, and contact all credit card companies and banks to put a freeze on stolen ca…
I have an employee who is trying to sue me for overtime hours and probably breaks. Without getting into the details, I have found substantial computer screen shot evidence that during her normal work hours she wasn’t “working” and in fact doing extensive personal stuff. I would like to argue, in part, that she wasn’t “working” and therefore not even entitled to the monies she already received (let alone additional monies). I am not asking for recovery of those monies just a squashing of the case. Is this a viable argument? What is the legal definition of “work” under California law?
