Can I sue FedEx for wrongfully firing me for someone else's background not mine?
You can always sue but my prediction is that you will lose. Texas is an employment at Will doctrine and they can fire you for any reason that is...
Mcallen, TX
Litigation Lawyer at Mcallen, TX
Practice Areas: Litigation, Personal Injury ... +3 more
You can always sue but my prediction is that you will lose. Texas is an employment at Will doctrine and they can fire you for any reason that is...
You must proceed carefully with the assistance of a Texas Lawyer who will file a Plea of Privilege to challenge the jurisdiction of the Texas Court...
The Federal “Bench” of judges are usually very meticulous about recusal when they have either a conflict of interest or an appearance of...
Go immediately to the nearest justice of the peace or Municipal court and ask for a protective order to be issued and served on both of them and...
Anyone can “file suit” but for a case against a healthcare provider to be viable under these circumstances you have to have the opinion of an...
The beat thing for you to do is go and see a school counselor and explain what you said here ask for some testing. Don’t drop out. They may be...
Yes they can fire you for making a false statement on your job application form. Keep your head down. Do your job well. Hopefully they won’t...
You need to call a Workers Compensation specialist in your area immediately. There is a complex set of policies and procedures you need to follow...
Yes it’s perfectly legal and happens frequently that the person responsible for hiring for the position selects someone subject to a background...
If the coworker signs a complaint in addition to making the report or if the police decide to refer it to a City prosecutor they could charge you...