DId I not get the job because I am a woman?

I agree with Mr. Granovsky. The manager essentially said you didn't get the role because of your gender. If he played a role in the decision or...

I did a paid working interview at a dental office as a hygienist and never go paid. What can I do?

You must have re-posted your question. They have thirty days to pay and if they don't Ohio Revised Code section 4113.15 provides you get an extra...

I did a paid working interview at a dental office as a hygienist and never got paid. What can I do?

They might be waiting to pay you when their regular payroll goes out. Under Ohio law (Revised Code section 4113..15) if you're not paid within...

Sexual orientation discrimination and defamation of character

Sexual orientation discrimination is not illegal in Ohio or under federal employment law, at least not yet.

16 years old & being sued by former manager for "invasion of privacy"

He doesn't have a valid basis for bringing suit against you.

Employers not subject to a collective bargaining agreement can change employment practices. So no, the employer does not have to reset point values.

Can i object to a motion of discovery, and request of production if i feel its harassing or the defendant is trying to set up a

Answers by Alabama lawyers are best because civil rules of procedure can vary from state to state. Generally, though, if you have time left you can...

The use of deposition.

Depositions can be used both for impeachment and substantively; however, keep in mind that depositions are hearsay unless a party is the deponent,...

I was wondering if I won a civil case that was for 11,400.00 can it be appealed and sent to a superior court?

Although a Pennsylvania lawyer needs to weigh in, generally the losing party in a lawsuit can file an appeal.

Does a judge violates freedom speech clause when he cuts off an opening statement at the beginning?

Lawyers familiar with tax court practice should weigh in so I'm re-tagging question; however, it seems to me that the issues in a tax court case...