Can a company perform a background check on you when being considered for a job, without your authorization?

In New York State a job must be provisionally offered and permission given before a background check can be performed. I cannot speak to Texas, but...

What can I do legally I do not want to work with a thief but I don't want to quit my job either

If your co-worker has a romantic relationship with your boss and it is causing you to experience mistreatment, then I would advise you to find a...

Do we have a legal case against my former employer?

If you felt there was some form of discrimination going on, it may be worth speaking to a local employment attorney. Other than that, I could not...

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Does she have grounds to pursue a sexual harassment/misconduct case ?

It is time to speak to an experienced local employment attorney, they certainly cannot be holding a paycheck for two months!

Just got one then tell if it's right to have my manager former still with company put her hands on me

It is never okay for management to place their hands upon employees. Speak to a local employment attorney.

Are these fees reasonable especially given the fact that we have not discussed a settlement price?

33% is generally for personal injury attorneys. Some employment attorneys charge at 40%, but not all.

Do u have to sign a new contract?

Honestly, I don't see how an attorney could advise you about your rights under the original contract without reviewing it. You may be best served...

Can I file a workplace discrimination lawsuit? there are other issues this is naming 1.

You may have a gender discrimination claim, I suggest sitting down with an experienced employment attorney in your area for a free consultation.

Does dismissed misdemeanor without court hearing show up in fbi background check?

If you were never found guilty of anything and never plead guilty to anything, you do not actually have a misdemeanor on your record.

Will my job fire me?

It is unlikely that you will be able to do anything to hide a conviction in New York State, if you are actually convicted. Consider hiring a...