Was I wrongfully fired?
No. You're an employee at will and there is no statutory or other protection that forbids the employer from firing you for falling asleep.
Detroit, MI
Employment and labor Lawyer at Detroit, MI
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Civil Rights, Personal Injury
No. You're an employee at will and there is no statutory or other protection that forbids the employer from firing you for falling asleep.
I see no violation of any right whatsoever.
Yoy should contact the agency that took the gun and see about getting it back. Your husband's lawyer may file motion to suppress if the officiers...
Yes. That would be a legitimate nondiscriminatory reason.
Under both federal law you have 3 years from the date of the incident to pursue your claims for violation of your federally protected...
Yes. And let your employer know of your intention to report this suspected illegal activiy to law enforcement. This will give you protection from...
You need an entertainment lawyer who should be able to help. There are two I know of one of whom tragically passed away a few weeks ago. You may...
Qualified immunity always poses an obstacle when suing law enforcement. Its a given defense and, from your recitation, convinced the trial judge to...
Probably not
Your friend may have civil rights claim for discrimination under the federal ADA and state PWDCRA. Contact the Equal Employment Opportunity Comm....