My previous employer waited ten days to pay me after termination, is it possible to receive wage penalties?
Yes. You are entitled to payment immediately upon termination. Failure to do so may result in "waiting time" penalties.
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Yes. You are entitled to payment immediately upon termination. Failure to do so may result in "waiting time" penalties.
You should retain an attorney to inform your insurance (and verify coverage) and to open a claim with the insurance company for the driver of the...
You can seek compensation. The issue will be causation. Insurance companies tend to devalue cases fairly significantly if there is any delay in...
You will never get full value without attorney representation. Farmers is one of the more difficult insurance carriers to deal with and they will...
From what you describe, this appears to be a clear case of negligence on the part of the employee, which could be attributed to the employer,...
From what you describe it could result in you being terminated but, it doesn't sound like it rises to the level of criminal conduct for which you...
Your question is unclear as to whether the other drivers had no license or insurance or you have no license or insurance.
You are going to have to "exhaust" the at fault driver's limits of insurance before your UIM coverage will kick in. From what you describe about...
Hopefully, you are being represented by an attorney. If you are, direct these questions to them. If you aren't, you should retain an attorney to...
You would be able to get more net to you with an attorney representing you.