Is it legal to pay an "at will" employee who's on salary for six hours of work at an hourly wage?

By definition, a salaried employee's pay can only be reduced in full-day increments for days on which the employee does NO work at all. In this...

How obligated to my employer am I as an hourly employee?

Connecticut, like nearly every other state, is an "at-will" employment state. That means, unless you have an employment contract that says...

Can I bring a claim against my Employer for reading email correspondence sent from my personal email account from home?

In addition to what Mr. Angel said, you included the Administrative Assistant on the communication. Since you were talking to your attorney about...

Can I file a lawsuit for "Breach of Contract" or "Wrongful Termination"?

If you are covered by a Union Collective Bargaining Agreement, your remedy is whatever the union grievance process gives you. You do not have a...

Will it be good to take my job to court?

No. Your boss may have been acting like a jackass, but that's not a legal basis to sue the employer.

What can I do

You probably have a claim against the employer who took your entire paycheck for an alleged overpayment. You may be entitled to treble damages and...

What happens?

It depends on what other evidence the state has. In Marion County, the Prosecutor's Office often tries domestic violence cases without a...

Defense lawyer agree with prosecutor on adding/changing wording on charge minutes before Jury is sworn in without asking client?

It depends on the changes that are being made, and the effect they have on your ability to defend against the charges. This is something you...

What form do I need to request who it was that reported it to cps??

First, you need to pay your lawyer so he can represent you. This is NOT a DIY project. Then, you need to listen to what your lawyer tells you.

If, as I assume, they gave you money when you gave them the check, and then you stopped payment on the check, you are, in effect, stealing the...