Can i sue for overtime?
If you are truly doing non-exempt work, yes, you can sue for overtime. Or you can report it to the Labor department. There's no way to know from...
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If you are truly doing non-exempt work, yes, you can sue for overtime. Or you can report it to the Labor department. There's no way to know from...
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If you qualify for leave and your employer denies it arbitrarily it is a violation of federal law. You should consult an attorney immediately.
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There is a Colorado statute that allows for penalties and attorney's fees for a successful unpaid wages claim brought in Court. There are various...
The previous answer is correct. Furthermore, you may be missing out on significant overtime. If you don't want to incur the cost of an attorney,...
To add to the other answers, which are both correct, your best bet is to comply with the Rule and Case Management Order the best you can, and be...
If the visits are extremely sporadic, and you are inconvenienced by her no shows, you may be able to go back to court to end visits. At the same...
I agree with both of the other attorneys. Depending upon the size of the company, you may also have an American with Disabilities act claim. I...
You really need to consult with a PI attorney with all of the facts. In general I'd say this is a very tough case. As said by one of the other...