No, you cannot sue the employer for giving information you believe is false to the EDD. You prove the employer wrong. You do that through a...

If you call enough attorneys you will probably find one willing to work for less, but you get what you pay for. Attorneys are expensive. If you...

If you are a full-time exempt employee your employer can take money from your accrued PTO to cover the pay you would not otherwise have received...

You do not ask a question. If you are looking for an attorney, this is not the place to solicit one to work with you. If you want to know if what...

If your employer was not a government agency, then the Labor Code applies, and there are no exceptions. That said, your remedy is a relatively...

No one here can tell you what the attorney's duties were to you without reviewing the terms of your agreement with the attorney. If, in fact, he...

i am sorry but your post is a bit difficult to follow. I think you would need to seek out consultation with an employment law attorney who can be...

You are asking how to prove something. That is what attorneys are trained to do. There are literally a dozen or more ways to prove something. ...

If someone has the right to work in the United States, which is granted with a Green Card, then you can hire them. Whether you can hire them as a...

There is no set limit. Rules of Professional Conduct make it unethical to charge an unconscionable fee, but what that is would depend on many...