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Need free advise on employment laws, workers compensation and litigation
affecting given diagnosis as of 12/02/2008
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Answered on January 05, 2009
Do you have a specific disability you are being treated for? If you do, and attorney advises you so, your employer may be obligated to take steps...
Can an employer ask to see your tax return?
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Answered on January 05, 2009
I know of no reason they cannot ask.
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Meals and breaks in CA employment
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Answered on January 05, 2009
This is a good website that will help you:
http://www.dir.ca.gov/IWC/IWC.html
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Employer forcing employees to sign new pay structure
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Answered on January 05, 2009
Unless you have a contract, you a generally an at-will employee and the employer can dictate the terms of the employment relationship as long as...
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Employment commissions & wages
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Answered on January 05, 2009
Your wages that were earned before you were terminated are owed to you and you do not have to sign a release to get paid. You can contact the...
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Ada employer violations- dscrimination
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Answered on January 05, 2009
Most attorneys pay for the service through www.Lexis.com , www.westlaw.com or www.verdictsearch.com
They may have pay per use options.
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Unreliable attorney
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Answered on January 05, 2009
If you cannot afford a lawyer and can only find one that can take it on a contingency, you are sort of stuck. The only thing you can do try to...
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Insurance fraud
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Answered on January 05, 2009
I am not sure I follow the question entirely, but why would the company sue you if you did not file a claim? They are not out any money and did...
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Responding to a default judgement
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Answered on January 05, 2009
Trust me, this is not something you can do on your own. You need an attorney. It is not something you can just fill out a form for and time can...
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File a motion
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Answered on January 05, 2009
You need to speak to a criminal defense attorney and see if you are eligible for a Certificate of Rehabilitation, Reduction to misdemeanor or...
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