Can an individual file a "theft of services" lawsuit in Federal Court?
The federal courts probably do not have jurisdiction over the case. Consider retaining an attorney to represent you.
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The federal courts probably do not have jurisdiction over the case. Consider retaining an attorney to represent you.
You need a lawyer to represent you if you don't already have one.
You can sue, but you have not provided nearly enough information to assess the likelihood of success. Based on the information you provided a...
Sometimes it's a good thing to be in a union. The answer is no.
You need to share the "disturbing comment." Also, has there been an "adverse employment action"?
If the slurs were not directed at new employee and was not reported to management then it does not rise to level of unlawful harassment.
Summary judgment is based on submitted evidence. Your situation is not unusual. Res judicata, collateral estoppel, preclusion have nothing to do...
Employers can terminate an employee for any reason or no reason, even if they're wrong about the facts upon which the termination is based....
An employer can set your work days and hours. You don't have to take a lunch but why do you want to make an issue of it?
This is not a litigation question. I am marking it as a commercial law matter. And, a South Carolina lawyer needs to answer.