In NJ does an at will employee have a shot at wrongful termination case? What is the threshold that you would have to prove?

An at-will employee can certainly be wrongfully terminated. The length of an employee’s tenure of employment, though, really has no bearing on...

When in a work place, what is the rule on person to person contact?

You have the right to ask your co-workers to not touch you. Touching is a form of communication and can lead to miscommunication and negative...

Yes, you can form your PLLC in Florida and live in Texas. There is no requirement in Florida that a member of an LLC, even a PLLC, be a Florida...

I pay taxes in Texas, I am a Texas Resident, but I live Pittsburgh, PA as an independent contractor.

I agree with Attorney Berger's answer. I would also like to point out, however, that if you form a Pennsylvania entity, you will have to register...

Do I need a employment attorney?

Unless your employer has fired you, you do still have a job. It is possible that your employer may fire you, even if they have not yet done so. ...

I signed up for a 40 hour work week 10 years ago when I started and now they want to cut me back to 35. Whats my rights?.

Texas is an employment-at-will state. This means that, unless you have an employment contract, an employer can cut your hours or fire you for any...

My EEOC attorneys will not me communicate and accept a settlement offer that my former employer offered. What can I do?

I recommend that you hire your own attorney. I agree with Attorney Rivera-Ortiz that, while the EEOC is representing you, they also have other...

How do I get rid of a business partner that does not pay for anything?

It is unfortunate that you and your partner did not draft any kind of agreement to memorialize the terms of your partnership. As I’m sure you’re...

Do I need a WC attorney?

Yes, you need to hire an attorney. An attorney can review your case, help to protect your interests in the settlement process, and explain your...

Wrongful termination in an "at will" state

Minnesota is an employment-at-will state. This means that, unless you have an employment contract, an employer can fire you for any reason or for...