I just received a right to sue letter from EEOC Do I need an attorney to file?

You don’t HAVE to have an attorney to file a lawsuit, but I would highly recommend it. You have 90 days from the date on the notice for you to file...

Do I have a case for employment discrimination?

You might have a case for disparate treatment, but a detailed review of the facts would be necessary to make a final determination. You should...

Can I settle out of court?

Yes, you can settle before trial or a hearing. You don't NEED a lawyer to do so, but it could be helpful to hire one to ensure that you get the...

Can a pro se litigant refuse a deposition ?

No, you have to comply with a deposition notice. However, you can work with the opposing attorney to schedule the deposition on a mutually...

Do I have a case when a manager cancels a gym membership?

It would depend on what the contract between you and the gym says. That agreement will determine your legal rights. You could speak to an attorney...

Can a supervisor tell a coworker to tell me my assignment ended with the staffing agency?

There's nothing illegal in the scenario you've presented. A supervisor can delegate a task to a co-worker, and there are no privacy rights...

Can the owner of a business take a tip and take it in the company account? And not split it among the workers

Yes. Only employees who work in a position where they are regularly paid tips (such as service industry job like a waiter) and where the employee...

Am I as a permanent resident allowed to hold a county job in SC?

I know of no reason or law that would prevent you from working for the county so long as you're able to show proof of work eligibility.

Previous employer viciously attacking reputation; What exactly do I need to have in place in order to start a case for slander?

If these witnesses are willing to testify to your former employer’s slanderous statements, then it sounds like you have a solid case for...

That does sound like illegal discrimination based on national origin; however, you would not have a claim, only an applicant who was rejected...