Do I need an attorney to represent me after an EDD audit

There are many questions related to your post. How far a long are you in the audit process? There is an opportunity to dispute the initial findings...

What can I do if I have been turned down for unemployment benefits by the EDD if I feel that my former employer lied about my re

If you are being penalized for lying about the reasons for your termination (on the claim form did you state truthfully what the employer told you...

How can I get my job back

There are strict rules regarding background checks. Did you sign a permission form for the background check? If so, there should have been a space...

Does my husband have a wrongful termination case?

While it is true that a consultation with an employment law attorney would be helpful, there is some general information that you might like to...

Unemployment benefits question

The short answer is that neither severance or vacation will affect when your claim starts or whether you get benefits. Those payments will not be...

Unemployment claim filing

All UI claims begin on Sunday. You can and should file in any day of the week following your termination. The claim will be backed up to the prior...

When do I file an unemployment claim?

Under unemployment law, all claims begin on Sunday. You can file at any time next week and they will back your claim up to start on Sunday (today)....

Is there a specific amount of time an employer has to pay mileage reimbursement?

All of the answers below are good advice. You might try negotiating with your former employer yourself. First, do so in writing in a formal letter....

What can I do for a scheduled hearing against my previous employer who is denying that I should not receieve wait time penalties

This is advice to use only if you were unable to get an attorney to help and you are going to attend the hearing on your own. Labor Commission laws...

The ordinance does allow for questioning about convictions that are less than 7 years old. In addition, it is overridden by federal or state law...