Can you be fired after being offered a job if they find out you have a felony?

Employers are allowed to set standards for employee conduct, and they can require that workers keep a clean criminal record upon hire. As an...

What's the name for a settlement agreement for possibly misclassified worker?

This should not be addressed in this forum because you require a lawyer to go over all the specifics before entertaining a Settlement Agreement....

What is the difference between a corporation, a LLC, and a limited partnership?

Generally speaking: The main difference between an LLC and a partnership is that LLC owners are not personally liable for the company's debts and...

If your question involves the pre-distribution of revocable trust assets and you are one of the trustees, then you need to know the...

Am I required to tell my boss what year I graduated? Can I be fired if I don't respond to this question?

You need to provide the information requested. If, at some later date you suspect discriminatory conduct, you should address that with a lawyer at...

Company had a party at a restaurant, one employee touched me. I reported to controler..retaliation started...now what?

Document every conversation you have from this moment on: name and title of everyone you speak to; time and date of conversation; and what...

Unless you can show an "alter-ego" theory of liability, the LLC would be the responsible entity, not individuals. That's the point of having an LLC...

I am researching to find an attorney for some bad experiences that I have experienced at work.

Please choose from a wide array of experienced employment lawyers on this site who would be happy to provide a free consultation. Thank you.

Can I know the various forms of business that may limit an owner’s liability for business debts?

Be aware: Any form of business entity protects only personal assets. You need liability insurance to protect business assets. (Assets actually...

Is the stock and debt basis of a LLC calculated the same way as it is in a S corporation?

Please see these...