My employer stated that I maybe written u for excessive absences, have doctors notes for some of these, can they write me up

The short answer is, yes, you can be written up for excess absences no matter what the reason. I don't have enough facts to determine whether your...

Can my employer release my emergency room hospital records to a psychiatrist and demand that I go see one?

How did your employer get your medical records? As one of my colleagues points out, the employer is not covered by HIPAA, so this is really a moot...

Medical Leave Act

The real answer is maybe. Check with your company's HR department to make sure you have time left. FMLA and vacation/sick can run concurrently. Can...

Here's the statute: 2C:3-4. Use of force in self-protection. 2C:3-4. Use of Force in Self-Protection. a. Use of force justifiable for...

Whistle Blower Act

If this is all that happened, I do not think you have a lawsuit - yet. To have a whistleblower suit in New Jersey, you must have evidence to prove...

Do I need attorney

I don't understand your post. Are you saying that you sued your disability carrier and entered into a settlement with them that you no longer like?

My psychiatrist discussed my personality traits with my husband who is also a patient. Does this violate HIPPA? i did notconsent

I agree that there is no private right to sue under HIPAA. However, you should consult with an experienced malpractice attorney to see if there is...

Looking for a certified trial attorney in NJ that just practices in employment law with an AV rating.

I am AV-rated and a certified civil trial attorney. Nearly all my practice is employment law. Send me a detailed email regarding your situation. I...

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Can a comp pursue a non compete if I was currently in my position before they took over the contract ?

Realistically, there is no way to answer your question without looking at the non-compete and asking detailed questions about the job you do and...

Miranda only comes into play if the police try to question you concerning a criminal act that you may have been involved in. You can be compelled...