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Is this an Employer-sponsored Plan? If so, it is governed by a law called ERISA. I would think under ERISA this would be a somewhat difficult...
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Is this an Employer-sponsored Plan? If so, it is governed by a law called ERISA. I would think under ERISA this would be a somewhat difficult...
If you did everything proper, you should get a ruling. Attorneys know they can't "force" a judge to do anything. I agree with all the comments...
You need a new GI opinion from another doctor if what your husband seeks is an unlimited right to go off from work as long as it is under his FMLA...
Sounds more like a workers compensation case to me. You would get paid for your time off and medical bills (including the cream). Any suit would...
Yes unless there is more. One avenue may exist if you are union you can possibly grieve it, If he did it because of your membership in a...
These are rhetorical questions. Keep pluggin away. If you have a judgement, and there is money there, some attorney will take your case.
Sorry. Way too late. Usually state law statutes of limitation are borrowed in ERISA cases which is usually going to be no more than 4-6 years. ...
No case here. Need another legal theory as ERISA will not cover these circumstances.
This doesn't happen often. When it does, its only usually several days late. Here, the insurer is likely to get spanked really soundly by a...
You need to consult an employment attorney because they situations are not one size fits all. However, I would consider filing an EEOC action. If...