In order to get any worthwhile advice, you will need an attorney to review the contract in its entirety. Reach out to a lawyer of your choosing.

I agree with Mr. Starke. Contact AVVO and ask it to remove your post. Stating that you committed fraud against the State in a public forum is not...

Generally, the answer is yes. You are free to leave any employment you wish and to seek new employment wherever you wish. The exceptions being if...

Your employer can fire you anytime it wishes. The question is whether you have legal recourse. Speak with a lawyer before reporting.

As Mr. Starke correctly states, an employer is under no obligation to share its findings of any investigation if it is a private employer. If it...

You should hire an attorney and your lack of funds to do so should not be a problem. In Florida you are entitled to recover attorney's fees from...

You are entitled to your earnings and may be able to also recover your attorney's fees against the employer under Florida law. Reach out to a...

The employer can fire you but the question will be if in doing so they violate your rights. Before taking any action you will want to speak with a...

It is unlikely your former employer is liable for the review. Florida law provides significant protections to employers on this issue. See,...

Unlikely, but the only sure guidance you will receive will be from a lawyer who has reviewed the Agreement in its entirety and solicited more...