Are Employee Discrimination Lawsuits usually done on contingency?
Most cases are done on contingency or partial contingency. You should meet with several attorneys to go over your facts in greater detail.
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Most cases are done on contingency or partial contingency. You should meet with several attorneys to go over your facts in greater detail.
It depends upon the reason for the retroactive pay, if all employees received it, or some did, to correct a payroll error, then yes you should be...
You should hire an attorney to go over this with you. There is an argument to be made that you are entitled to it, but they may fight you on it.
Unless you have a contract, then you are an employee at will. That means that you can leave at any time.
It sounds as if you are currently a probationary employee, which means that they can fire you for almost any reason, as long is it is not...
I do not think I understand your question. Generally speaking equal pay for equal work does not mean the same exact amount of work but more the...
It is really hard to advise you without reviewing the contract. I would have an attorney review the contract and discuss your options.
First, I would get a doctor's note detailing your restrictions. Due to your disability, if you are able to perform your job with reasonable...
Generally speaking, a scheduled on call is legal. If you are part of union, you should consult speak with them. If not then you should speak with...
These are very fact specific questions. It can depend on if you are entitled to overtime based upon your job duties. I would speak with a local...