Wrongfully accused by former employer
I largely agree with the prior response to your question. Only if you signed a document with your former bank employer which prohibits you from...
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I largely agree with the prior response to your question. Only if you signed a document with your former bank employer which prohibits you from...
You don't need a contract. If you work during the last pay period, you are entited to be paid for it. Whether you make a written demand or sue...
No. You will not get any injunction, nor would I recommend you try and get one. Asserting a discrimination claim is not a sprint, it is a...
Short answer: yes. While it sounds like you have a clear Workers' Compensation claim against the employer, it does not protect your job. There...
Yes, assuming, the creditor gets a judgment against you, he can attempt to garnish your wages 10 days after a judgment is entered against you...
It sounds like your former employer is either lying to you (when it terminated you) or to the GDOL about why it terminated you. I find it...
It sounds like your former employer was trying to coerce you into signing a release in exchange for giving you your final paycheck(s). You were...
I am happy to speak with you about your case. I typically handle these cases on a contingency fee basis. Dean R. Fuchs 404.688.8277
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You have to be very careful here, since it appears you are being set up for a law suit in what is called an "off-the-clock" case under the Fair...
Employers are generally permitted to have rules which address employee appearance, clothing and hairstyles, and it is not illegal to refuse to hire...