You could attempt to file a WC claim. I am not sure it would be covered, but you could try. From a negligence point of view, you would need to be...

What I would be curious about is whether the amount of the deduction would violate the FLSA, in other words, would the deduction create a wage and...

This situation is familiar to many employment lawyers. Employers often use the 1099 as a means of avoid taxes and in a manner cases wages. There...

To the extent that your inquiry pertains to a contract, you will want to take that contract to a lawyer who is familiar with employment law and...

Technically, if you did work hours for which you were not paid, you may have a claim under the FLSA. However, those claims are limited to the...

Well, depends on the lawyer I suppose, but I would think, if you are seriously injured, you would be better served by a lawyer you can actually...

The attorneys above are correct. This certainly sounds like WC and whether you want to file a claim or not will probably come down to whether you...

Well, a report is going to be helpful. If you have not done it yet, you certainly should and you should do so in writing, return receipt...

Sounds like a regarded disability case at the very least. If you are serious, you will want to speak with an employment lawyer, preferably in person.

In Florida, the insurance company is basically in charge of the medical care you get. You can request a second opinion, but the insurance company...

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