If an S-Corp is hit with a workman's comp issue and gets sued, are the personal assets of the spouse liable?

If the employee was injured on the job, then it should exclusively be a workers' compensation issue. Consult with a Maryland lawyer, but from what...

There is not a legal theory for "tax fraud." Any tax fraud determination is up to the IRS or State tax regulatory agency in the State where you...

Can I file a lawsuit for retaliation at my workplace and being wrongfully terminated?

If your employer is requiring you to violate the law as a condition of your employment, then you may have a legal case. Contact a lawyer in your...

You should consult with a Seattle-based employment lawyer. Provide the information you received from your company to that lawyer and see what the...

What consequences do I face for forgery?

Hopefully your former employer just keeps this quiet and moves on. If your employer forwards on a complaint to the District Attorney or the state...

How can I be fired without no explanation

There is not enough information provided to give you meaningful advice. Have charges been filed against you? Did your employer terminate you? ...

What can I do if an employer denies me solely based off of my felony record?

Assuming that is the law, then it would depend on the type of customer service job you are applying for. If the job involved installation of home...

I have a supervisor at work that is very shady! Am I allowed to record conversations between him and I?

Depends on the law of your state as to consent on recordings. In California, you cannot record another person without their consent. You need to...

How do I handle getting threatened at work by another coworker

You need to file a complaint with your company's HR Department, or of there is no HR Department, then to your supervisor or management. But if the...

Are employers required to keep records of employee paychecks and provide copies of paychecks to employees/ex-employees?

In California, the employer would be required to maintain such records for at least 6 years, given IRS audit requirements. You should check with a...