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Employment and labor Lawyer at No office - not taking clients, CA
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Wrongful Termination ... +2 more
First, you need to appeal the decision and do it timely. Next, as soon as you are notified of a hearing date, contact the appeals office and ask...
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You may not be looking for the right attorney(s). Many employment law attorneys do not sue public agencies for a number of reasons. You should...
There is far too little information to be able to tell you what options you have available to you. All we can tell you is that, generally,...
It is difficult to advise you without knowing the details of your case and what you are hoping to accomplish. For example, if you are simply asking...
No, this is not legal. It does not matter what the handbook says, it only matters what the law says. And the law says that the drive time to and...
It sounds as though this employer handled things badly but in the end figured out they had to continue accommodating you. So what do you want to...
Whether you were tricked or not is not relevant in a legal context. The only thing that matters, from a lawyer's point of view is whether you have...
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Having never had to deal with this situation before, I don't know if this is the right answer, but my suggestion is to file a wage claim with the...
No, you cannot sue the State of California for the reason stated in your post. The appropriate remedy for challenging an adverse decision made by...
If you were denied a position because of a background check conducted by a third party, you have a right to receive a copy of that report. Ask for...
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