Sandy Hook, CT
Employment and labor Lawyer at Sandy Hook, CT
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Wrongful Termination ... +2 more
You may very well have options under the Americans with Disabilities Act. I suggest you speak with a local employment attorney immediately, to see...
Without seeing all the documents, it's hard to give a firm opinion, but it appears that you did not satisfy all the requirements to graduate - I...
Agreed. Your first step is to go to the Civil Rights Commission to see if there is anything they can do, but you likely will have to file in...
Agreed. You probably will have to pay on an hourly basis. Attorneys like to eat as well.
You always can fire your attorney and get another one for the hearing. Your other questions should be addressed to your new attorney. Good luck.
The fact that your rights may not have been read is not a magic wand that means your charge will be dismissed. As stated above, get an attorney.
Your question is unclear. You say you were released to full duty, and then scheduled for surgery.
I don't see anything illegal based upon your post. Perhaps a meeting with your employer is in order.
Without reading the document, it's always tough to say what to do. However, before spending time and money in court, why not draft a detailed...
She is 15 - short answer is no. Dating, yes. Easy for me to say this, but you are both too young for this.
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