Can I get a lawyer even if I work through an employment agency
This is a tricky situation that falls under the "Dual Employer Doctrine." This means that you have two employers. One pays you and provides HR...
Woodland Hills, CA
Employment and labor Lawyer at Woodland Hills, CA
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Wrongful Termination, Discrimination
This is a tricky situation that falls under the "Dual Employer Doctrine." This means that you have two employers. One pays you and provides HR...
Attorneys who represent juveniles have a continuing obligation or representation after the disposition of their clients's cases. If you were...
An attorney is an Officer of the Court. Therefore, if a subpoena is signed by an attorney who is licensed to practice law in the jurisdiction, it...
You need to talk to an employment attorney as soon as possible. It is not unusual for an employer (and especially supervisors) to discriminate...
Yes, I would recommend that you obtain an attorney. Based on my observations, people with attorneys as a general rule receive better outcomes.
Bring up everything at the Labor Board hearing. It is my experience that the commissioners who handle these hearings are very familiar with...
This is a clear violation of the law. However, you need to be very careful how you handle this because you could be subjected to discrimination if...
You need to talk to an attorney who handles employment discrimination (for workers) ASAP. You also need to document all of your communications...
You need to ask your attorney. If you don't have an attorney, you need to find one. ADA, EEOC, and DFEH matters are complicated. If you...
What is OIC? I have never heard of that term? Who is your employer or former employer?