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Perhaps you may have a claim under The Pregancy Act. The facts of your potential case would have to be developed to show where your employer moved...
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Perhaps you may have a claim under The Pregancy Act. The facts of your potential case would have to be developed to show where your employer moved...
Yes, you have a legal recourse under federal and state law.
As long as you can present proof of your salary (pay-stub, W-2, 1099 or a copy of a deposited paycheck) you will be able to collect unemployment...
You need to apply and obtain a relief from disabilities before you even contemplate getting a gun permit. Gun permits are investigated by your...
Simply stated, you do have a legal recourse in a court of law; however, you have a very short window (4 months) to file following a final appeal...
This is a straight forward answer although I could give a more nuanced answer: You must begin your lawsuit within 90 days as stated in your...
The State Human Rights Division or the EEOC is not likely to have jurisdiction over your claim unless there is some aspect of a civil rights...
The answer is yes to questions. I would strongly suggest that you meet with an attorney familiar with teacher licensing given that your past...
To begin, let's assume that you did not falsify your on the job injury. With that in mind, you may indeed file a claim directly with the workers'...
In assuming that there is no other issue pertaining to your employment, then there is nothing illegal about your termination and you are likely to...