Can I sue for wrongful termination?

If you believe you were discriminated against on the basis of your race, you should contact an employment attorney to discuss your options. Whether...

Is it common that a manager denies the firing of an employee?

If you are working with an attorney on your discrimination claim, you should pose these questions to your attorney. If not, you should consider...

I agree with what Ms. Rad-Rastegar said in her response. Classifying an employee as an independent contractor holds significant monetary risk if...

I'm looking for damages for pain/suffering from former employment of 26 years. Can you help me?

I'm sorry for your loss. I would recommend that you contact an employment attorney for an initial consultation. Most offer them for free. Based on...

I would recommend that you and your colleagues contact a local employment attorney. Most will offer a free initial consultation. Unfortunately, the...

Can I sue my job for not giving me a raise based on my relationship status?

This sounds incredibly suspect, but many more details are needed. I would recommend contacting an employment attorney to discuss your case. Most...

Can you sue your former employer for firing you due to medical surgery?

I would absolutely recommend contacting an attorney for an initial consultation. While failure to follow protocol may complicate your legal claim,...

Can your employer discriminat against you if you have been accused of having a affair with a co work

You should speak with an attorney; this is going to be a very fact-intensive inquiry. Without more facts, it's difficult to say whether you have a...

Is this a sexual harassment case?

I am sorry to hear you have to deal with this at your workplace. While it's not your typical sexual harassment claim, that is not to say you do not...

Can my employer falsify my personal information on my paycheck in order to avoid overtime and taxes?

Generally speaking; no, he cannot do this. There is established law on co-employers, even though each entity is separately identifiable, that...