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I bought 15% of a company. The owner has shut me out. Can I sue for my money back?
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Answered on October 27, 2014
Sounds like you have a great case, and one that many firms would take on contingency. Contact a good plaintiff 's firm asap!
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My new manager told me she could not "work with" my disability. Do I have a good discrimination claim?
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Answered on October 21, 2014
You'd do best to contact a Texas employment lawyer immediately.
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I have EEOC Right-to-Sue Letter
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Answered on October 18, 2014
That's the kind of case I would take on contingency.
Call an employment lawyer in Houston ASAP.
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I was injured on the job. I was told to take a urinalysis the day after the injury. Over two weeks later the IC is denying WC.
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Answered on October 18, 2014
There are still some work comp lawyers in texas...not many, but some.
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The company I worked for closed 5-30-14. Is there anything I can do to get the severance and bonus I was promised?
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Answered on October 18, 2014
Definitely sounds that way. Consult an employment lawyer in your state Asap. This is likely a contingency case.
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I found online a signed notarized waiver supposedly signed by me for divorce. What should I do?
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Answered on October 17, 2014
Consult a family lawyer that specializes in high conflict, high asset divorces.
This is going to be a very complex case. I would consider...
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My husband is a truck driver his now ex employer refuses to pay him for his last load that was delivered 3 weeks ago
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Answered on October 16, 2014
Sounds like a definite breach of contract. Talk to a FL attorney.
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This regards to breaks and lunch time at my dept. in a large retail food co.
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Answered on October 16, 2014
Do you want to act against the employer or help them comply with the law?
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How do I get paid?
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Answered on October 16, 2014
Aw, man, that's horrible! File a small claims suit against him for breach of contract. You are entitled to attorney's fees, but, honestly, the...
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Can a school hire you and not pay you?
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Answered on October 16, 2014
Generally you have to be paid for time you work. But, you definitely need to consult a lawyer in NY on this. It sounds rather egregious to me!
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