David S Rothenberg

David S Rothenberg's Answers (16)

Fort Lauderdale, FL

Personal injury Lawyer at Fort Lauderdale, FL

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Employment & Labor

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I have a question regarding unpaid overtime wages.

David's answer | Answered on July 23, 2015

While I concur with the other questions that you should consult an attorney, please know there are some nuances that should be addressed. Keep in...

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Shouldn't I get paid for my "on Call time"

David's answer | Answered on July 23, 2015

In general, it depends on the amount of control you have over the use of that time, and whether you can perform other acts during that time...

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Could I sue my employer for racist situations and harassment?

David's answer | Answered on July 22, 2015

If you are asserting that there is a racial aspect to the harassment, then you will first need to submit a Charge of Discrimination to the EEOC...

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I'm on FMLA, I was sick for 3days, so I emailed our HR, she says I have to Have a doctors note when I come back to work,?

David's answer | Answered on January 12, 2015

Actually, if you have taken official FMLA leave (instead of just sick time) because of a serious medical condition, your employer may require (a)...

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How do I correctly answer an employment question if "adjudication withheld" was the outcome of my case?

David's answer | Answered on January 12, 2015

The determination of an "adjudication withheld" is whether you were found guilty or not. That does not go toward how you pled, i.e., not guilty,...

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Can I be sued if I make an email public?

David's answer | Answered on June 12, 2012

I am not licensed in OR, but, the general answer will be "it depends." While the comments made were about you, your publicizing the statements...

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