I am a white male age 51 and was discriminated at McDonalds. Can I win a lawsuit. store Video shows this.

Unfortunately, there is no legal claim here.

I agree with Mr. Morgan. Although you may have a claim under the UCC (though it probably isn't likely), you do not have a discrimination claim. I...

Which one is in employee's favor: being fired or resigning?

A resignation in this case will be considered a "resignation in lieu of termination" and will place the same burden on the employer as a...

Can I accept a temporary, full-time, position and remain eligible for unemployment benefits?

Since it is a temporary job, you should be fine. You will just report the income that you earn during the two weeks that you are working (this...

Can I get unemloyment if I quit my job to start a church in a diffrent state?

As the other attorney stated, although it may not always be the case, resigning from a position will usually prevent you from being able to receive...

I was forced to resign from my position. It was either that or termination. Vec apporved my unemployment, company is appealing

You don't have to be wrongfully terminated to qualify for unemployment benefits, but you must show that you weren't at fault in the termination. ...

What are the chances of me winning my unemployment hearing?

I agree that you should retain an attorney familiar with unemployment appeals. Your facts prove that your former employer is not above fabricating...

Would hiring a lawyer help after being reversed for unemployment and already losing the phone hearing?

I agree with Ma. Fagari; hiring an attorney will probably not help you too much in this case. With that being said, you should definitely appeal...

I need to make a will, but I also want to know how to keep my children from getting anything by false pretense right after I die

I agree with the other answers. There are definitely documents that can be created to accomplish your wishes; most likely a trust. You should...

I was denied unemployment in NC stating that I resigned from my job and that work was still available.

Mr. Hensel is right. Since you resigned, you have the burden of proof to show that you left work with good cause attributable to the employer. ...