I think you should contact an employment attorney to discuss this matter in greater detail. It does sound like the employer disclosed private...

Based on the facts you provided, you should be eligible for unemployment. You are eligible for unemployment when you have earned sufficient funds...

Yes. Employment in most, if not all states, is "at-will," meaning an employer can fire an employee with or without any reason, as long as it is...

It will depend on the specific wording of the will. You should contact a local attorney to assist in answering your question.

You should seek the assistance of a local Probate attorney, who will help you to understand who should have received what, and when. In...

Agreed, you should get your own attorney. That attorney can then deal with the son's attorney, who sounds as though he was very unprofessional. ...

If you paid your mother's bills with her money, and then received a refund on what was paid, the money belongs to the estate and not to you.

Here's a lawyerly answer for you: it depends. Employers are allowed to require fitness for duty certifications from doctors in many...

As Mr. Powell says, you do owe the money to the employee. You don't state how you provided the check to the employee. If you mailed it, possibly...

An attorney would need to review your W-2 and offer letter, and get more facts from you, including whether or not you ever received the quarterly...