Can my manager threaten me about my job?

Yes, as an "at will" employee, you can be fired/suspended for pretty much any reason or no reason at all. For example, if your employer does not...

How much of your hospital bill does Medicaid usually pay on a claim

If it was due to an auto accident, many times Medicaid will not pay the hospital bill because Medicaid is considered the "payor of last resort." ...

What can I do if I paid a paid a lawyer already and he doesn't finish the job?

Are you saying that you paid an attorney $5,000.00 to expunge a criminal conviction of a DWI? Or are you saying that you paid him to represent you...

Kyle Muscutt is in opp?

Not sure what you are asking or if you are even asking a question and if so, to who?

Vet who killed my dog is offering to file a claim with their insurance to avoid suit. Statue of Limitations ends today. Yes / no

If the statute of limitations is today, whether you file a claim with the insurance or not, it will be time barred, so you have no other option,...

The EEOC has to issue a right to sue letter for every charge it receives and honestly, it really does not mean much. Even if they find wrongful...

Is a receipt and release agreement valid if the amount stated in the agreement is different from your compensation?

When you settle your case, the settlement amount paid is to also cover your medical expenses. Basically, you receive a lump sum and it is...

My boyfriend was put on 2 wk suspension b/c of a argument with his boss. His boss now will not answer his calls. What to do?

He should probably try to find another job. It is likely that he has been terminated if he has not heard from his employer in three weeks. You...

What do you do when a employer doesn't want to pay your last payroll?

There can be substantial penalties involved for unpaid and/or late wages. You should contact a wage attorney to discuss.

Yes you can sue for it, but it probably would not be very successful because it would not be illegal. You can be fired for almost any reason or no...