North Dakota
What North Dakota law says about deposits, firings, overtime, collectors and accidents — and where each claim gets filed.
5 guides written for this state
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| claim | free route | statute |
|---|---|---|
| Landlord & tenant a landlord keeping my deposit | — | N.D.C.C. § 47-16-07.1 |
| Employment unpaid overtime | The Department of Labor and Human Rights takes a wage claim and names failure to pay overtime first among its own examples, alongside unauthorised paycheck deductions and a missing final paycheck including unused PTO.↗ | — |
| Consumer a debt collector harassing me | The Attorney General's consumer protection office takes the complaint. North Dakota licenses collection agencies through the Department of Financial Institutions, so a collector working the state holds a state licence and an unlicensed one is a separate and reportable problem.↗ | — |
| Employment being fired for complaining | Your EEOC deadline here is 300 days rather than the 180 most national articles print, and the reason is the Human Rights Division of the Department of Labor: the extension in 42 U.S.C. § 2000e-5(e)(1) turns on whether a state agency has authority over the same conduct, and here one does. That office takes the charge and it costs nothing. It also sets a filing deadline of its own, and in a dozen states that one is shorter than the federal window — ask the office for its date rather than counting on the 300.↗ | — |
| Injury a car accident | — | N.D.C.C. § 28-01-16(5) |
free route · 3 of 5 jurisdictions carry this column.
statute · 2 of 5 jurisdictions carry this column.
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