Can I sue my employer for negligent retention of an employee, for my coworker who assaulted me after filing a complaint
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Answered on December 05, 2014
You advised you were not injured. Therefore, it may be that you do not have a worker's comp case, or one that would be worthwhile to yourself or...
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Can an attorney just quit on you ?
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Answered on November 17, 2014
With your approval, an attorney can withdraw with a substitution signed by you in pro per (representing yourself), or signed by another attorney...
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My employer fired me after 8 weeks of injury.
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Answered on October 31, 2014
We will need much additional information to properly respond. How large is your company, ie., how many employees. Did your injury occur at work?...
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Is an employer required to give reason for termination?
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Answered on October 13, 2014
Simple answer. In California, NO. Unless under contract. Seek counsel from attorney to discuss further. Most attorneys provide a consultation...
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Employment Lawyer question
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Answered on October 13, 2014
You need to seek the assistance of an attorney. If only one or two employees, there are no laws that require you to accommodate this person. Not...
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Performance issues raised while having a doctors note and did some work remotely due to fast faced nature
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Answered on October 09, 2014
Your inquiry is not clear, however, I will do my best to assist and respond. It appears you may be suffering retaliation for being off work, with...
I have been scheduled outside of my documented availability. What can i do?
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Answered on October 07, 2014
As noted by other counsel responding to your inquiry, your employer is not required to accommodate you under such limited factual basis as you have...
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In California, what are the consequences when an employer misclassified an employee as Independent Contractor?
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Answered on October 07, 2014
Based on the information you did provide, it appears you should have been classified as an "employee." As an employee you are entitled to overtime...
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After EEO Investigation is completed
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Answered on October 06, 2014
Not able to ascertain the status of your EEOC matter. Would need much more information to provide a complete, responsive answer to your inquiry. ...
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Yes I would like some information on how to be represented on a case that I feel i was terminated unfairly
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Answered on October 06, 2014
Would need additional information, however, the fact you were there more than 16 years tells me you need to speak with an attorney that practices...
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