What do I do in a situation where myself and the administrator @ my job had a physical altercation and in retaliation report

The listing doesn't go on the health care personnel registry until after appeal rights have expired or been exhausted. You don't say how long ago...

Employer needs to provide unemployment benefits to employee after terminated that is employment security law ...

Sorry, but, no. There is no benefit to a further appeal. The Office of Administrative Hearings was not the proper court to hear any issue...

How can I sue a company individually. I have been notified that I am in a class action suit.

Usually it's not a good idea to opt out of a class action and pursue the company individually. Even if your damages are more substantial than...

I am getting harassed on my job by the employer I have the emails to prove it.

It's difficult to know from your description whether the employer's conduct toward you is something that would form the basis for a legal claim. ...

My job is closing! How do I go about suing my employer misclassifying, backpay, etc?

Most likely this employer is under the jurisdiction of the US Department of Labor. Even if we can't be sure at this point, contact the U.S....

Can my employer deny me breaks to breastfeed?

The Pregnancy Discrimination Act prohibits employers from treating pregnancy-related conditions, including lactation, differently than other...

You have the right to cancel an agreement, including an oral agreement. Whether the $400 is refundable depends: was part or all of it for the...

I agree with the advice that David Puryear and Kirk Angel have given you. I would only add that it's important to understand that the EEOC works...

Can my employer fire me if I have refused to show up to work until my check clears?

Your boss can fire you, as the previous answer indicated. However, you do have potential claims for the wages withheld and/or delayed. To be...

In a case of "Malicious Prosecution" and "Abuse of Process", can false statements given to law enforcement

Yes, false statements given to law enforcement can be the basis for malicious prosecution, but not for abuse of process. The difficulty is that...