Hillsborough County Wrongful Termination Legal Advice (17 found)

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Daniel Jon Woodring
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This should not be considered specific legal advice, nor does it establish an...
Robert David Shapiro
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To expand on what Mr. Woodring says above, you may be able to prove an oral or...
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Bonita M. Riggens' answer
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It sounds as if he may have had a possible age discrimination claim but by...
L. Maxwell Taylor
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The short answer is, probably not. Assuming you are an at-will employee, and...
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Robert David Shapiro
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You need to get advice as soon as you can from a lawyer who specializes in...
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Timothy Austin Perkins
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Your employer has a duty under Title VII to keep the workplace free from sexual...
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Bonita M. Riggens' answer
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You very likely have a case for both illegal retaliation and defamation. You...
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I went out on short term disability that was approved 7/31/09 and was...
Kenneth Brian Schwartz
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In addition to what's already been answered, note that under Florida's...
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Kenneth Brian Schwartz
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I won't comment on whether the case is good for a lawsuit or not; but, I will...
Kenneth Brian Schwartz
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First, in answer to your question about having to file with the FCHR, Millie,...
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David C. Garner
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I doub't that qualifies. You didn't really offer any facts to work with....
David Keith Stein
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The question is whether you feel you were singled out for an unlawful reason....
Alan James Brinkmeier
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Take this matter to the city attorney. The policy may be one that overcomes...
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I worked a casio and a similar situation i talked to a friend and he...
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Donna Marie Ballman
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Florida is an at-will state, which means an employer may fire, demote, hire,...
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Bonita M. Riggens' answer
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You may have a claim for false imprisonment - but the important issue is how to...
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Stephen A. Teller
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It depends on the law in Florida. Most of the time there needs to be an...
Rasha Lutfi
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Florida is an employment at will state. If you did not have an employment...
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Nicholas Theodore Steffens' answer
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Without knowing more, here is some information I can provide: if you have not...
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Michael J. Helfand
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You need to properly notify your employer (you generally have only 30 days to...
Joshua Johnson Stewart
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Mr. Helfand is correct. You need to notify your employer. Should you fail to...
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Avvo Staff Moderator
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In general, in right to work states, employers can fire employees for any...
Jeffrey Patrick Bassett
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Proper grounds, of course. Is your employer the State? Or are you a member of...
Donna Marie Ballman
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Florida is an at-will state, which means an employer may fire, demote, hire,...
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