What are my legal options against an employer who is continuing to employ someone under my snn?
There could be an action for fraud if the behavior can be proven to be intentional. You may want to consult an attorney if you believe you can...
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There could be an action for fraud if the behavior can be proven to be intentional. You may want to consult an attorney if you believe you can...
You employer may reduce your hours to zero for any reason. They may not do so for a discriminatory reason and be free from an adverse judgment....
I agree with another attorney, but beware that most of the time works produced when you are employed for tend to be property of the employer if you...
You would need to base your claim for HWE on a protected basis such as race, religion, sex, gender, disability, etc. Otherwise, based on the facts...
You could file an EEO claim or pursue a grievance through the union if there is one. You should contact an attorney to expand on the facts of your...
Yes, you could file a complaint. You may not be successful. You could file a discrimination complaint and potentially base it on your sex. You...
Harkess is correct, but you also need to remember that you cannot really sue a government employee. You may sue them in their official capacity,...
What does FTCA stand for? Usually you follow court rules. You should be able to contact the court clerk for help.
Who is the party to your lawsuit. Seems like it is a civil rights case. More clarity would be helpful
You should consider getting a civil protection order filed (CPO). If you are at a certain income level, you could reach out to the DC Lawyer's...