What can I do if I am being forced to resign?
Best advice - don't resign. It's earsier to find work when you are not unemployed.
Sandy Hook, CT
Employment and labor Lawyer at Sandy Hook, CT
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Best advice - don't resign. It's earsier to find work when you are not unemployed.
You have a number of issues to discuss with an attorney, including: - you say contracted employee - are you paid with a W2 or 1099? - sounds like...
Call and find another attorney to do an audit - of course she will have to pay for that as well. Perhaps it is time for her to speak with her...
Lawyer for what? It sounds like they went out of their way to try to make a customer happy.
You have no damages. Consider yourself (and your daughter) lucky.
That is why she has insurance. She obviously has to report the accident to the company and cooperate.
As always, you are best off consulting with, and probably retaining, a defense attorney.
Do you have any damages? Most likely a complaint to the office, and perhaps an apology and a discount on a future rental would be fair.
Attorney Byrnes is correct. Determining whether an accommodation request is reasonable is determined on a case-by-case basis. I always advise my...
The fee can vary, depending, upon other things, the experience of the attorney, the place he/she is practicing, and the work to be done. Start...