Did you let anyone at the store know that you fell and injured yourself before leaving to get x-rays? Most store will prepare an incident report...

Can I sue a person if they are giving false statements, referrals, to future employers ?

The short answer is yes you can sue a former employer for slander/defamation if you can show that you lost job opportunity because of the...

When an injured employee settles with a redemption can the employee ever return to other jobs with that employer?

It will depend on what the specific language is in your settlement agreement. I would be surprised if it included language that limited you...

What kind of rights does my son have?

Unfortunately there is not enough information provided to give you any real advice. The best I can say is that you can sue the individuals who...

I was in a auto accident and I was at fault but myself or the other driver didn’t have auto insurance can this still go to court

If you were operating your own vehicle without insurance you are precluded under Michigan law from seeking damages for your pain and suffering. ...

Can an employer hold a check if you quit your job

I agree that you should contact Michigan Dept of Labor Wage and Hour Division. Phone number is (517)284-7800 or (866)487-9243. Good luck.

Can I be fired for getting in an accident and getting released to go back to work?

You probably don't have a case, but I would contact an attorney that specializes in work compensation claims just to be sure. As for an employment...

Hey guys, just want to honor all the good work you guys do. Thank you for your service

Thank you! I think in the 5-6 years I have been doing this, you are the first thank you that has been posted.

My apartment is charging me for 60 days because i did not inform them that i am leaving even though i did not renew the Lease.?

Although I do not specialize in landlord tenant law, I can tell you that the lease agreement between yourself and your landlord controls. So look...

If you are being serious then I will be serious as well...the answer is yes you can sue on your son's behalf assuming he is a minor (under 18) for...