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Need advice
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Answered on July 13, 2016
You need to add a lot more specifics to et any answer. Perhaps you should schedule a consultation with an employmentt attorney.
Can I sue for being coerced
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Answered on July 13, 2016
I haven't read anything that would suggest a successful lawsuit.
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With minor priors, is there a way to get less time, on conspiracy to commit aggravated robbery.
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Answered on July 13, 2016
Please get him an attorney. That's his best chance.
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Did the U.S Supreme Court rule that a person has the right to drive (travel) without a license
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Answered on July 13, 2016
No.
Oh shoot, I need 35 characters.............
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I have filed an appeal on a case which violates my constitutional rights and I am going to file a lawsuit do i need to wait
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Answered on July 13, 2016
With all due respect, you have no idea how the legal system works. Consult an attorney.
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Need Attorney Experienced with Wrongful Termination Cases
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Answered on July 13, 2016
If you've posted before, you know we cannot solicit in answer to questions. Use the "find a lawyer" tab here on Avvo.
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Can I have a lawyer present during an administrative hearing?
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Answered on July 13, 2016
At administrative hearings such as the Department of Labor, you can have counsel. At internal hearings at work, the emloyer might not allow it.
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Is it fine to not reinstate an employee in salary once she returns back from maternity leave that was extended beyond 12 weeks
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Answered on July 13, 2016
The timing of the cut suggest it may be discriminatory. You should consult an employment attorney in your area licensed in NY.
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Can an employer increase the hours of a salaried employee without increasing their pay
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Answered on July 13, 2016
If duties change, hours can change. The issue is if you are properly classified as exempt.
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Is it possible to get a restitution of $193,096.45 removed or reduced? (98% is all money that the insurance payed out)
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Answered on July 13, 2016
You have an attorney, speak to him/her.
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