Beachwood, OH
Employment and labor Lawyer at Beachwood, OH
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Discrimination ... +2 more
It is for the most part accurate. The first step is to ask the local for guidance on how to resign. You should be able to find out how to go about...
No, the judge cannot grant you summary judgment at this point. You will have to ask the judge for permission to amend the complaint.
The U.S. Supreme Court has limited original jurisdiction and would not have it in a situation like this.
Landlord/Tenant attorneys need to see your question so I'm re-tagging it as landlord/tenant.
Mr. Vincent has provided sound advice. I would add that you should try to avoid going to war with your manager. Remain polite but firm.
It might be unfair but your employer could have fired you for any reason or no reason, as long as it's not for an illegal reason like...
Sounds like you are an employee, not an independent contractor. That has ramifications such as self-employment taxes and possible ineligibility for...
Use the Find a Lawyer function and start lining up consultations, which many lawyers offer at no charge.
It would probably be better if you were being treated as an independent contractor (and you received W-9's), and you paid taxes based on the W-9....
There could be legal causes of action, defamation for example. You should start contacting employment lawyers. Many offer free consultations.
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