Is a manager suppose to swear at you because their your boss?
Although it is inappropriate for a manager to swear at employees, it is certainly not illegal. Based on the facts that you have provided, it...
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Although it is inappropriate for a manager to swear at employees, it is certainly not illegal. Based on the facts that you have provided, it...
If you have already been terminated, the only reason you should agree to sign a non-compete agreement is if the company is offering you a...
If your partner left the LLC, and the two of you were no longer engaged in business together, your partner would be free to start a competing...
Most people are employed "at will." As an at will employee, an employer can terminate you for any reason, provided that the reason does not...
I routinely advise clients on matters like these (e.g. non-compete issues). Much of this will turn on exactly what you signed. Did you sign...
(1) Did you actually file a lawsuit, or, did you file a charge of discrimination with the EEOC? If I had to guess, I'd guess that you filed a...
(1) If you win again, your former employer could still seek further review, or, they could appeal to the District Court of Appeals. (2) Another...
Although the facility has no standing to pursue a claim for malpractice predicated on the woman's death, the facility may still some cause of...
In my experience, law enforcement are unlikely to do much about this. Your best bet is writing to the websites and asking them to take the...
As Mr. Matthews notes, the answer will depend on what agreements you signed. In many instances, a company that hires someone to create software...