Would this constitute a class action lawsuit?

This sounds like a candidate for a class action. However, the nature of the defect is important. Whether it is truly defective or merely cheap and...

Do I need an Employment Labor Attorney?

Unless you are an exempt employee, or are in the auto industry and covered by a collective bargaining agreement, then you are entitled to meal and...

Was my friend wrongfully terminated?

Your friend may have a claim. It is possible that the employer unlawfully required the execution of the NDA as a requirement for the receipt of...

Question regarding unpaid commissions from a former employer. Any advice is greatly appreciated

There is not enough information in your post to analyze which state's law may apply, but if you are and were a California resident at the time you...

Is this something worth taking further?

This is obviously a horrible work situation, but it puts you in a good situation for litigation. You have a wage claim for overtime, which also...

My colleagues have given you some great advice. If you are still considering helping your friend out despite their warnings, I would add one...

Do I have a case for wrongful termination?

If you really were attending to personal business and neglecting work assignments, then your employer could certainly justify your termination....

Do I have a case for wrongful termination? How would I proceed if so?

I think you have a stronger case than my colleagues suggest. If you were told that your termination was a reduction in force, you had seniority...

Is a stipulated judgment enforceable if defendant filed removal action prior to signing the stipulation and never gave notice?

If the judgment was entered after the case was removed, then the judgment is technically not enforceable because it was entered at a time when the...

SEC Whistle Blower Program applicable to CCAR practice of Banks?

The short answer is maybe. The Federal Reserve regulates and oversees CCAR reports, not the SEC. However, CCAR reporting is contained in the banks'...