I need to know if my employer has the right to deny a letter from my doctors?

It sounds like your employer is attempting to accommodate you but has not provided the accommodation desired. Does your PCP actually state in his...

The landlord may have up to 4 years in Pennsylvania to sue on a breach of contract. If it's been two years since you moved out and the landlord...

AM I PROTECTED BY ADA IF I EXHAUST MY FMLA LEAVE?

You may be considered disabled under the ADA but, in my experience, courts don't usually make a determination than an employer must allow you to...

Can a landlord terminate a lease prior to ending date due to repeated late payment by the tenant

Habitual lateness can be considered a material breach of the lease that justifies a finding of eviction. I think you need more than just two months...

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If I am the employer, and I mistakenly pay an employee for a period after he was fired, what is process for recouping money?

I would write a letter requesting return of the unearned funds paid in error. If he or she doesn'r return the money, you can file a claim with your...

Is my company liable because I lost my position and benefits while out on FMLA?

The employer was obligated to return you to the position if you could perform the position. Since you did not pass, you could not perform the...

Can my landlord retain my security deposit, claiming it for "breach of terms and conditions of the lease?"

I would ask the landlord to specify the "breach of terms and conditions of the lease." If your landlord knew about the friend and didn't do...

If I'm renting an apartment and it states the landlord is responsible for a/c and it breaks.. but he won't fix it

If your written lease agreement actuallys states that the landlord is responsible for providing air conditioning and is responsible for repair and...

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Can my employer hold my pay until my next scheduled work day? Can she also clock everyone out at a certain time and day.

Your employer should not be clocking you out because it is not an actual reflection of the time you worked. You have a right to be paid for all...

Your employer can change you from salaried to hourly without your permission. To the extent you are working fewer hours, you can apply for partial...