I heard someone say that I can use a law called "ELISA" to sue b/c my employer fired me b/c I took vacation time off during
You are referring to the Employee Retirement Security Act (ERISA). I do not think it will help you under your facts.
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You are referring to the Employee Retirement Security Act (ERISA). I do not think it will help you under your facts.
Well, if the Injury is upheld and they are merely appealing the severity of your disability, you will probably have some level of compensation...
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Were you actually separated at the time of ACCIDENT, or not until SETTLEMENT?
An Employer can generally terminate you any time, as long as the reason is not BECAUSE you are in a protected class (race/age/disability, etc.). ...
You could retain a WC Attorney in VA to help you. They work off a percentage of your recovery, so there is no initial cost to you.
Your health insurance will probably not pay for your lost wages, and a properly arranged PI/WC claim can be more valuable than either alone. You...
Eventually, but it probably won't help you tomorrow. Most states have a 3-7 day wait period before you are entitled to benefits.
There are about 25 different variables to answer that question, and the one who can answer it effectively is your Attorney.
If you are already working full duties, it should have no effect. The medical will be available as long as you need it or until you settle it.
Perhaps. The WC end if the discrimination claim sounds weak, but you might have something valid in the Civil arena. /