I recently won an employment arbitration after I was terminated. My employer is now refusing to honor the terms of arbitration.
You can file an action in court to enforce the arbitration award.
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You can file an action in court to enforce the arbitration award.
Find a lawyer that handles cases on a contingency basis and file suit.
Talk to a workers compensation lawyer!
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