I was fired by my private employer for requesting a letter to verify my employment. Is this illegal and what can I do now?

Did they pay you for all hours worked and are you paying income taxes? Contact an employment attorney first and thereafter possibly the Department...

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To save money. Your lawyer or lawyers need to advise you on this. If you sign a release or settlement because you need cash now don't expect to...

Insufficient information to answer your question. Some personal matters may impact your job and your employer.

Can I sue my previous employed for incorrectly taxing me and this impacting future decisions?

You say mistakenly. Did you complete a withholding Form which they did not follow?

In New York what is the statue of limitations on opening a case for wrongful termination?

Did you countersue the company since you were already in court? If not why not? Did you exhaust administrative remedies with EEOC or State...

I need to file a federal suit. i am in arbitration and am waiting for the outcome. i am having no luck in my area with lawyers.

There are definitely time limits. 180 for the EEOC, 300 days if state law also protects, and a year from the adverse action (probably the date you...

Why don't you have a lawyer. Contingent fee pay nothing unless you recover. Years ago when I represented comp claimants I attended their doctor...

I recently lost my job as a construction estimator?

Whether or not you have a case with this employer you should consult with an employment law attorney. The attorney will be able to help you...

I feel like I may have been discriminated by an employer because of a disability. What are my rights?

Maybe. Sounds like you were perceived as being disabled. If you were the most qualified applicant for the job and could perform the essential...

I have a hearing disability. If I ask for an accomodation from my employer are they required to give it?

A reasonable accommodation means that your employer is not unduly burdened by your request to continue the position you have. It means that an...