Mel Williams

Verified

Location: Roanoke, VA
Practice Areas: Prisoners' Rights, Civil Litigation, Criminal Law, Personal Injury, Appellate Practice, Constitutional Law, First Amendment, Labour & Employment, Administrative, Civil Rights Law, Landlord-Tenant

"Areas of practice: 1. Employment discrimination, harassment and wrongful termination; 2. Civil..."

Call: 540-982-3711, ext. 310

Send Email

http://www.grimesandwilliams.com

What is considered the termination of employment date? - returning signing bonus
Question asked over 8 years ago

The date that you actually cease to be an employee of the company would be your termination date.  The risk is that once you give notice the compnay will not honor your request to...
Answered over 8 years ago

Ex Roomate
Question asked almost 9 years ago

As I understand your situation, the person with whom you were living moved out of the residence you shared together and removed his/her name from the lease.  You thought the former...
Answered over 8 years ago

deposit
Question asked almost 9 years ago

Likely no.  The whole point of the deposit is to ensure that the renter follows through with the lease, and is consideration from the tenant for the landlord to hold the premises for...
Answered almost 9 years ago

Business email account being used to commit a class 1 misdemeanor
Question asked almost 9 years ago

This may be a violation of computer privacy laws in Virginia, if the brother-in-law accessed the email account without permision. Contact your local police or Sheriff's department to...
Answered almost 9 years ago

Child Support
Question asked almost 9 years ago

The Division of Child Support Enforcement (DCSE) uses an administrative procedure that presumes paternity if the purported father does not respond to DSCE's inquiry.  Is the...
Answered almost 9 years ago

← Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next →

Practice Areas	Prisoners' Rights, Civil Litigation, Criminal Law, Personal Injury, Appellate Practice, Constitutional Law, First Amendment, Labour & Employment, Administrative, Civil Rights Law, Landlord-Tenant

Bar Licenses	Virginia

Experience	22 years

Introduction

Areas of practice: 1. Employment discrimination, harassment and wrongful termination; 2. Civil rights actions against police and other government authorities; 3. Landlord/Tenant matters; 4. Serious personal injury litigation; and 5. Criminal defense representation. Practice in state and federal courts in central and western Virginia, and before administrative bodies throughout Virginia.

Virginia Lawyer

Answers (23)

Overview

Background

Practice Areas

Bar Licenses

Experience

Introduction