Can my employer still sue me even after I quit working for the client in violation.
Your former employer could still sue you for violating your noncompete. However, its damages would be reduced if you stop working for its client....
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Your former employer could still sue you for violating your noncompete. However, its damages would be reduced if you stop working for its client....
Usually the seller terminates its employees and the buyer rehires those employees it wants to keep. This should all be spelled out in the purchase...
If your employer had at least 75 employees, then you are covered by New York's WARN Act and you should consult privately with an employment...
You have 90 days to file a lawsuit after you receive a right to sue letter from the EEOC. The time limit regarding your DOL claims depends on what...
I agree with my colleague Mr. Shahrooz-Scampato. You may have a failure to accommodate disability discrimination claim, but more facts are needed....
Absolutely not. Your employer has to pay you for all hours worked. However, you can be disciplined for working extra hours without prior approval.
If your employer's policy is to pay accrued, unused vacation pay when employment is terminated for any reason, then yes, your vacation pay should...
You appear to have a discrimination claim. However, you have only two years after your employment was terminated to file your claim, so you may be...
Sorry you've had to endure this and yes, this could constitute retaliation and hostile work environment. You should consult with an employment...
You may have a claim for disability discrimination and, if your employer has at least 50 employees, violation of the federal Family and Medical...