What can I do about pay day loan company calling my place of employment?

I would direct your questions to a consumer rights attorney. There are laws which govern debt collection and, to my knowledge, harassing calls are...

Full Time Vs Consulting on H1B?

Hi, this is not so much a legal question as a question of personal preference. So I will give you my answer not as a lawyer but as someone...

Employer not paying bonus money since 2012

It sounds like you have a good claim against your employer. You have several options which an experienced employment attorney can review with you....

Where can I collect unemployment from?

You generally file for unemployment insurance benefits in the state where you physically worked. If you worked out of your home in NJ, you would...

Can my H1B salary kept on hold for not serving the notice given in the offer letter? What options do I have to get my salary?

If you were contractually required to give 90 days notice, and you only gave 29, your employer could sue you for breach of contract. There would...

I'm going to form a company in 3 weeks, I think I might get sued for doing that

If you think you may be sued for violating a non-compete agreement which you believe to be invalid, you can file what is called a "declaratory...

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How hard is a retaliatory termination case when the main evidence is the timing of discharge?

Hi, please feel free to contact my Firm to discuss your case further. We practice almost exclusively in the area of employment law on behalf of...

Can you sue your employer for wrongful termination (he gave no reason) if you were paid cash?

It sounds like you may have a Wage and Hour claim against your former employer for failing to pay your wages on time. In addition, there may be...

Help, I quit my job because I couldn't deal with stress an demanding boss. Told employer leaving to take care of mother.

Your resignation sounds like a "voluntary quit" situation, which would disqualify you from benefits. In order to win your appeal, you would have...

In NJ How long can an employer hold off on paying commision that was already earned? Is there a department that regulates this?

Earned commissions are considered "wages" under the NJ Wage and Hour Law. The law states that wages must be paid at least once per month, or in...