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Oral Employment Contracts

Oral employment contracts (sometimes called
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Implied Employment Contracts

Most employees in the United States work at will, which means they can quit at any time for any reason, and th...
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Written Employment Contracts

In the United States, most employees work at will. This means they can quit at any time and for any reason, an...
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Types of Employment Contracts

Most employees in the United States work at will, which means they can quit at any time for any reason, and th...
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Non-Competition Clauses in Employment Contracts

Some employers ask employees to sign noncompete agreements in order to protect their trade secrets and confide...
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Q&A

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I was fired in violation of a spoken agreement; will our oral contract hold up in court?

I was fired in violation of a spoken agreement; will our oral contract hold up in court?...
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What is the statue of limitations for bringing a wrongful termination lawsuit?

What is the statue of limitations for bringing a wrongful termination lawsuit?...
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Can I cancel a contract within three days of signing it?

I've heard of a law that allows consumers to bail out of sales -- including cars and houses -- within 72 hours...
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Is a 15-year-old's contract with a cell phone service valid?

My 15-year-old son signed a contract for cell phone service without my knowing. Now he's supposed to pay $29.9...
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Can I safely start a business with a money-bungling buddy?

My friend and I are thinking about going into business together. He's creative, he's hardworking -- and he's v...
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