How do I go about suing NYCHA after suffering permanent injury on the job?
Seems like it would be a workers comp claim. Contact whoever handled your initial workers comp matter, or hire a new wc lawyer.
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Seems like it would be a workers comp claim. Contact whoever handled your initial workers comp matter, or hire a new wc lawyer.
This is SUPER MEAN, but not necessarily illegal. Unless an adverse employment decision is based on race, gender, disability, etc., it is generally...
What you describe is a little confusing. Generally speaking, though, just because the decision to terminate you is unfair, does not mean it is...
You should hire a lawyer to review your agreement. This is not heavy lifting for a lawyer, but without reviewing the document, it is impossible to...
That is BS. You work, you get paid. This is almost certainly an unlawful withholding of wages. Consider filing a charge with teh state dept of...
Really, you are asking two questions: 1. Will they sue? I don't know. The further away you are from working for this employer, the less...
It is certainly not right ... I'll give you that. But it is probably perfectly legal. Besides, there have to be other places to go for hair.
This is why you pay your union dues. Go speak to your union rep and get help. Failing that, you can look into a private attorney.
You may have a valid whistleblower claim. Lots of employment lawyers out there take cases on contingency. Consider looking for one here on avvo.
You're supposed to be paid for that time. Call a lawyer or the NYS DOL Wage and Hour Division.