Hi, I was needing to know what type of lawyer would I need to speak with

You need to provide more info to get a better answer. Seems like you should contact the licensing agency and find out - you may not need a lawyer...

I'm looking for an attorney near Parker, Colorado who can help me protect myself with regards to ADA

there are a few different claims you may have, so you absolutely should find a lawyer in your area. Look here on the find an attorney tab. ...

Employment ...not sure what my question would be .its most likely multiple question in one

OK. Well, the simple answer is that you obviously have a lousy job. If your boss is treating you less favorably because of your gender, you may...

Previous Employer unwilling to pay outstanding 120 hrs ($20/hr) -where do I turn?

If you were not paid for hours, then you should either hire a private attorney or go to the state department of labor. but act fast, you're...

Will I be able to collect unemployment since my position was eliminated from the company?

Probably yes. Much lower wage plus much fewer hours if often considered constructive discharge for purposes of unemployment insurance. Good luck!

How do I proceed legally to force my former employer to compensate me for back pay of $105,000 reaching back over three years.

This is a no-brainer. Hire an attorney, admitted in new york who specializes in labor and employment. Unpaid wages cases (which is what you have)...

My employer has not paid me my wages. What can I do?

This is a tough one. The big thing that I must say first is that regardless of what the law says, if the company has no money, then - even if you...

I cut my hand on a job. I have cut the tendons on my left index and middle finger and I think they are going to try to sue me.

Ms. Trevino's answer is perfect. Get a personal injury lawyer here on avvo and assert your rights. Their homeowner's insurance should cover it.

This would be a workers comp case (assuming you were employed there), but you may have run out of time. Why did you wait so long? Regardless,...

YES. You absolutely can be fired for working overtime. That being said, you do have to be paid for all of your time worked - including overtime...