Defamation in work place by supervisor to company owner about employee.

This is highly unlikely to be found to constitute defamation. The statement you cite is by definition an assessment of your work performance by the...

Is theres a lawsuit for my situation?

This is a very unfortunate sequence of events, but almost certainly you do not have legal rights against the "almost" employer. The employer is not...

How long following a constructive discharge/wrongful termination, does one have to pursue an EEO case.

Nothing you have summarized here suggests that your claims are within the jurisdiction of EEOC. In general, the fact that you were the only...

Your school has administrative processes available to you for challenging your grade. Get a copy of the rules from the Dean's office and act...

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Is case a discrimination or freedom of speech issue or both?

Your university almost certainly has an administrative process for appealing your grade. There may also be an additional general "grievance-type"...

I was terminated after 2 months on the job as a controller, after trying to provide a true financial reporting picture.

Probationary periods are virtually meaningless in "at will" employment. If you were employed by a private entity, without a contract or a union...

Is this comment libel?

Not even close. If you can't take the heat, stay out of the kitchen. You can't write editorial pieces without implicitly inviting and...

Can I sue my job?

Hearsay only matters in court. Employers are not legally prohibited from acting on the basis of hearsay.

How ethical is it for a health facility ask you to find another doctor? I have no problem paying bill.

There is a significant difference, not always acknowledged here on Avvo even by attorneys, between unethical conduct and poor business practices....

My lawyer is dropping my case if I don't pay for a fee that I was not aware of and it is not in our agreement. Can she do that?

Lawyers can withdraw for non-payment of fees. Unless you have a contract for a flat fee -- very unlikely in the case you describe -- then this...