Contact a lawyer in your state, you didn't really ask a question so not much else to say. Best of luck to you.

Lawsuits are expensive. Why not reach out to the HOA and see if you can resolve the matter................

You should not be posting about it in here as this is an admission and potential evidence. Sit tight and if you are charged, don 't give a...

Pay a lawyer in your state to review and agreement, and your EEOC charge to see if the agreement is a good one for you to sign.

No one from CA responded so I would suggest you reach out by phone or email to attorneys in your state to get that answer. Best of luck.

Anyone can sue anyone. In order to succeed with a claim you need to prove your allegations-what would your actual proof be? Who is going to...

Probably not....but that determination is up to the unemployment office. You can file and find out. Good luck.

Contact a lawyer in your state for specific legal advice. Also you are in a union-they are your representative so ask them. Good luck.

Anyone can sue anyone, winning is a different story. You would have an uphill battle and probably an expensive one. Good luck.

Anytime you file a claim you have the burden of proving what you are claiming.............................................