Can an employer have you take an alcohol evaluation in order to keep your job?

If the employer believes that you may be coming to work drunk or drinking on the job, they can ask you to test your blood alcohol. Whether they...

What kind of questions can I ask former employers and personal references?

No, you can ask former employers anything you want. If the former employer lies about the employee and costs them a job, then the former employee...

Was this wrongful termination?

Wisconsin law requires that you be paid commissions you generated even after you leave, unless your employer has a written policy requiring...

I'm forced into bankruptcy because I was wrongfully terminated but if I sue my past employer and gain assets I will loose that

The first thing you need to do is to disclose your possible employment law claim to the bankruptcy court. If you don't tell them about this asset,...

Employer Medical Information Request (WI)/certified letter, during EEOC investigation- is this legal?

Find an employment attorney ASAP so that you can understand your legal rights. The FMLA and the EEOC case have very different legal standards, and...

Can a felony "U" in the state of wisconsin for taking and using narcotics from a employer be expunged?

You should contact the governor's office to file a request for a pardon for this crime, especially if you have stayed out of trouble since that...

Should I appeal disqualification of unemployment benefits?

Yes, appeal it! Being forced to quit is the same as being fired--it's called "constructive termination." Use that term when you file your...

Hi i need to appeal a frud case with the circuit court.

You should definitely appeal their decision about fraud. Hire a lawyer ASAP. Janet L. Heins HEINS LAW OFFICE LLC

Please do not quit--that likely wipes out your legal claims and lets the employer get away with treating you this way. An attorney may be able to...

What is the general rule regrdaing sustituting attorneys of record?

Usually it is the law firm itself that represents a party, so that any of the firm's attorneys can represent the party depending on who is...