Can i sue a company for lying about a position no longer available and it still is available?
As your question is posed, no. The company is under no obligation to tell you why you didn't get the job and, in fact, is under no legal obligation...
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Employment and labor Lawyer at Mullica Hill, NJ
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As your question is posed, no. The company is under no obligation to tell you why you didn't get the job and, in fact, is under no legal obligation...
You need to consult with an experienced employment lawyer to review the settlement agreement. It may just require the company to pay its part of...
The general rule is that you don't have any privacy rights in public. Privacy comes into play only when you have a reasonable expectation of privacy.
This question cannot be answered without a review of the medical records by a qualified medical professional. I urge you to speak with a medical...
Breaking a contract is a civil matter, not criminal, so I don't see jail in your future. (Your immigration status is another matter.) You need to...
You need to do two things. First, sit down and write out what happened, in chronological order. Identify by name and title everyone who was...
New Jersey rules of court place a cap on what an attorney can earn in a contingency-fee case. If it involves a minor, the cap is 25 percent,...
Do not try to handle this on your own. Retain the services of an accountant for both of you to sort this out.
Contact your former manager and HR and stress to them that you are at risk of losing your new job if the letter doesn't go out. Don't threaten,...
From your description, you have a case under the NJ Law Against Discrimination for sexual harassment/hostile work environment. You might also have...