How do I get a letter from my attorney releasing him from any claim to my lawsuit?
You'd need a letter stating that they aren't going to assert a lien on your case. However, a word of caution: if in your prior contract, you have...
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You'd need a letter stating that they aren't going to assert a lien on your case. However, a word of caution: if in your prior contract, you have...
Depending upon how many employees work at your former employer, and how long ago these comments/incidents took place, as well as whether you have...
It depends largely on whether her job tasks (duties) are strikingly similar to the male pro shop attendant's job responsibilities. Another factor...
It is difficult to answer your question. There are many factors that go into assessing such a case (both whether one has a legitimate ADAAA case,...
I don't work for EEOC, but send quite a few cases to the Nashville office and other EEOC offices, when filing for clients. for I represent many...
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Unfortunately, the Statute of Limitations has expired (180 days for many states; 300 days under federal law, for states with sister relationships...
Depending upon how many employees are employed at YOUR studio (not the one that may be owned by the large corporation--if it is a separate business...
You can send it to the CEO or General Counsel. I suggest, however, depending upon whether your employer truly employs 15+ employees (for 20+ weeks...
Speak with an attorney as to what specific steps you may want to take in the near future. Don't quit--it'll hurt your case.
Sure, you can file with EEOC (and/or TWC), despite having resigned. However, you likely won't be successful with your claim, given you didn't...