If I was hired with a certain availability Can an employer make me work outside of my avilability

Your employer cannot force you to work; however, if you do not work the schedule that you asked to work you may be terminated. Like wise, if you...

Can you have a WC claim and a discrimination case at the same time against an employer?

Anything is possible. You can consult with an employment attorney who can advise your of your employment rights.

I would like to see if I have a case against my x-employer for a hostile work environment.

Employers do not have to be nice or fair, and there is no law protecting employees from employers or supervisor that curse. If you do not like...

Can my employer record me on video at work even on clocked out lunch breaks without my consent

Assuming you are working for a private employer, yes, but with a few exceptions. An employer cannot make an audio or video recording of an employee...

Can my employer ask me to work from home while I'm on a leave of absence and then not pay me???

I recommend that you consult with an employment attorney as to your rights. If you are due a commission for closing accounts, then you should be...

Employers do not have to be "nice", and there is no law against swearing. With that said, however, if you feel they are treating you the way they...

What type of lawyer would I need for a lawsuit against an employer for retaliation?

I recommend that you consult with an employment attorney in your area. They will be able to advise you of your rights.

Is there a website where I can view the medical lien against my lawsuit? Thanks, Marion

If you are represented by an attorney, ask him/her to contact the lien holders and ask for the amount of the liens. If you are not represented by...

Can anything be done to stop our oldest sibling (POA) from putting everything of my mothers in her name?

I recommend consulting with an estate planning/elder law attorney to obtain some help for your mother and inquire as to your rights and steps that...

Can my mother be legally kicked out of the estate she owns 1/6 of?

I recommend that your mother consult with a probate attorney. To determine your mother's rights requires additional information.