Are you suggesting some manner of racial profiling? Was the property open to the public? You would need to post a lot more information in order...

The answer is, "it depends". Generally speaking, you have to show that there was a defect on the property that caused your fall and that the owner...

The policy should have instructions for appealing the original denial. You will probably want to engage a lawyer and have the full extent of any...

I suspect you will need to establish a defect that goes beyond the lack of a rubber mat and handrails, both of which you were presumably aware of...

Just to confirm, where you actually working at any point during the deductions? Also, not all positions are FLSA protected.

Of everything you mentioned, the development of the pressure sores are likely the most tangible evidence of neglect/harm. You will need to speak...

Employment law tends to turn on many details. A right to sue from the EEOC in and of itself does not mean anything, unless a for cause...

The particularity of the wording, as suggested above, will matter greatly. In my experience, PTO is always an earned benefit, accrued by your...

Unfortunately, Florida's WC statute puts the primary cards tightly in the hands of the insurance carriers. They have substantial control over the...

Its not THAT she fell, but WHY she fell. Generally speaking, a property owner is not strictly liable for such injuries. It comes down to...