Without the benefit of reviewing all the written documents a proper answer can't be given. Pay a lawyer in your state to review them all and opine.

I would not see a legal issue here. Not promoting a person who misses a lot of work would seem smart on the employers side. If you can't perform...

The first answer says it all. Consult with an employment lawyer in your state before doing anything else. You can find one in here under the...

The fact that you are asking the question suggests you are not 100 percent that what you are doing is okay. Hire a lawyer to review your agreement...

Impossible to say without reading the terms of service or app fine print--or anything you signed. Hire a lawyer in your state to review everything.

The first lawyer laid out the case in a nutshell. You can check with a lawyer in your state but I would say that you may not have a case.

Sometimes you can be right but the solution is wrong. Hiring a lawyer is expensive and I doubt would cover your loss. However you can go to small...

You can take your case to an attorney in your state or in the state when a choice of venue is listed on the signed agreement.

I don't see legal grounds here to pursue anything. But I am sure if you want to spend your money some attorney will take it.

You can hire an attorney licensed in Illinois. They are listed in AVVO under the attorney tab or you can do a Google search.