Employment: What would be the best route for me to take for employment with a law firm ?
It's almost always a good idea to intern if you can afford it.
Oakland, CA
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Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Personal Injury
It's almost always a good idea to intern if you can afford it.
Usually one doesn't sue their employer for lying to the EDD. Given the facts that you stated, you may have a case for wrongful termination, i.e....
There are not enough facts in here to suggest that your employer is doing anything illegal. There is no legal duty to promptly return an...
This does not sound legal. Obtain copies of all wage deductions and the declaration page of insurance showing when the coverage started. There is...
I don't see a harassment case here. I see an unfortunate circumstance for you and a mean boss. I would focus your efforts on finding a new job.
No, don't waste your time with this.
EDD most likely can not "take over" those accounts. Usually only the owner of a retirement fund can withdraw money from them. What you should do...
If you had a medical plan at the last job that ends on Friday, you could be covered either under your severance or COBRA or the employers plan...
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I think you can sit and wait and see if the new employer learns of the event. If so, and it's a problem, contact a local attorney to discuss it.
I suggest getting a local attorney in your area to review any employment agreements that speak to your issue. You've laid out the facts pretty...