Can I sue my job for forcing me to work 6-7 days a week. Open-close (12-15hrs) a day for 2 months.
You cannot sue your employer like you are suggesting. You may have a WC claim for the injury suffered, but you need to speak with a certified...
Carnegie, PA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Carnegie, PA
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You cannot sue your employer like you are suggesting. You may have a WC claim for the injury suffered, but you need to speak with a certified...
Your message did not say why vital records has not provided the death certificate so it makes it difficult to provide help. What I would suggest...
While I agree with what the other attorneys posted, you have a serious problem with the civil suit. The statute of limitations (time to file the...
Without hiring an attorney you can contact the US Department of Labor, Pension and Welfare Benefits Division, to look into this for you. Once you...
I am sorry to hear about your serious accident. That is a very close question regarding whether you may be able to sue in this instance. It may...
You did not indicate whether you had a lawyer or not for your hearing before the ALJ. If so, you should go back to that lawyer. If not, and it is...
You can always apply. There is no way to guarantee that benefits will be granted however. It all depends on the medical that is submitted by the...
Absent a request from your employer a doctor should not do a drug test. That is no guarantee, but I cannot see a doctor doing that if you tell...
I am unsure what you mean by "incarnate." If you mean he is in prison for 20 years, no, she would not be eligible as he would have to be disabled,...
That is a most difficult question to answer. I am sure that you are not this lawyer's only client, so some leeway would be appropriate. You need...