Americans with Disability Act and Wrongful Termination

Re: "I was recently terminated from a cashier job. ... What do you think? thanks!" I think you have been dishonest in your purpose and methods...

An employee is threatning to sue me over wrongful termination and the Americans with Disabilities act. Do they have a case?

As Mr. Wayson noted, this post is virtually identical to one posted a day or so earlier ostensibly from the other party's point of view. It is not...

Can I sue my former employee if I was fired after team leaders made false statements against me?

Bases solely on the facts that you have summarized here there is no apparent basis for any lawsuit by you against your employer. If you are...

It is not realistic to pose these specific questions here on this site and to expect that you can elicit full and sound answers and that you can...

I hired a personal injury attorney on a contingency-basis in a multi-million dollar case in a state court in Northern California

First, I suspect that your view of the monetary value of your case is significantly different than your attorney's. I think that it is highly...

Feel cheated

i concur in the responses of both Mr. Doland and Mr. Chen. If you contend that your Real estate salesperson made such a promise, and if you have...

Is this something I should seriously consider taking legal action against?

Other responders will address whether the remarks of any co-workers are potentially significant here. That determination will largely turn on what...

I am a federal employee in (management) and i am experiencing difficulty with the union violating the Master Agreement and etc

If you were handling this matter on behalf of your employer and in the course and scope of your employment, you do not have a private and...

As an attorney who handles attorney discipline matters, I think I must write to add that NOT ALL complaints will cause the procedural course of...

What are my Options?

Based just on the facts summarized by your short post, there is nothing more that YOU should do "legally." The improper action has been...