I work for a bank and I'm being forced to work a bank holiday.

I agree with Attorney Schofield, but write to add that many employers that have paid holidays may still require employees to work those holidays,...

Liability

Mr. Clancy is correct--the hospital cannot hold you *directly* responsible for the hospital bills of your relative (at fault or not). If you are...

Can an employer change my hire date - Florida

FMLA is a law full of technical requirements. In order to be eligible for FMLA leave must have (a) worked for the employer for 12 months (not...

I live in Florida and just got over my cancer treatment. My oncologist told me to find a pain clinic doctor so my medication

I'm sorry you are in this position. The pain doctor's practice is essentially mandated by Florida's *very* strict laws on how physicians can...

Hello, My name is Leo and I am just trying to understand some legal terminology. If possible could I get some assistance.

I agree with Attorney Collins. Based on the (minimal) language provided, I believe the company can move an employee's holiday to: (a) ...

As other attorneys have stated, you should not say anything further and your husband should not say anything further to *ANYONE* other than a...

If I have informed my employer of pending felony charges predating my hiring date, can they choose to fire me months later?

Congratulations on turning your life around--that is a major accomplishment! Unless there is a contract or a Collective Bargaining Agreement to...

Do I need a lawyer?

Yes, you do need an attorney to: (a) determine that you properly have independent contractors working for you and not employees for whom you are...

Is it necessary to lose a limb or have an object left in the body during surgery to file a medical malpractice claim ?

As the other attorneys have told you, you do *not* need to lose a limb or have a foreign object retained after surgery in order to bring an action...

If you were looking for a malpractice attorney in another state.. what questions would you ask?

First, it appears you may have a medical malpractice claim. If the treatment occurred in Florida, you have a *very* limited time in order to bring...