I FILED A STATE BAR COMPLAINT AGAINST A PD WHOM I FIRED. CAN I, ALSO, SUE HIM FOR WORKING AGAINST ME DURING MY INCARCERATION?
Yes, you may also be able to sue for malpractice.
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Yes, you may also be able to sue for malpractice.
You can have an attorney write a demand letter and/or sue Pep Boys in small claims court.
The answer to your question depends on what your agreement with the attorney says.
You should look at what the terms and conditions of the contract you signed are. It would have to be fully reviewed to properly advise you.
Unless you were terminated because of your race, gender, religion, disability, or other protected characteristic, this would not be wrongful.
Yes, your employer can tell you this. There is no legal obligation for them to give you vacation days or sick days.
As long as you're properly paid for all the hours worked, this is perfectly legal.
Yes, it is legal. There is no minimum shift you are entitled to work
You can do a quiet title action and sue for related claims. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
Yes, you can be compensated. However, you need to timely make a claim with the city and then likely file a lawsuit. You should also get treatment...