My attorney has gone MIA for almost 5 months now. Has not returned emails, phone calls, same with his assistant. Fire him?
I would contact www.vsb.org for more information and to possibly file a complaint, if that is appropriate.
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I would contact www.vsb.org for more information and to possibly file a complaint, if that is appropriate.
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I strongly doubt that you employer would win such a suit as you are free to quit at any time just as the employer can fire you at any time. ...
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Always before you resign, consult with an attorney about the consequences about doing so. Please see my guides on unemployment. If the employer...
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Yes; the employer has the right to fire you.
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We do not have a law in the US guaranteeing citizens a job. The employer is free to fire you unless he does so for Prohibited Discrimination or in...