Could you get 'your way' when you filed a Lawsuit?

I've done my best, but I can't quite put my finger on your question. If you're asking whether it's possible that the employer will act on the...

What can you do about 'retaliation' when you filed a Lawsuit?

If you're suggesting that you complained about your coworkers and they are now causing problems for you outside of work, you should inform your...

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Could you get 'your way' when you filed a Lawsuit?

I've done my best, but I can't quite put my finger on your question. If you're asking whether it's possible that the employer will act on the...

The human resources told me I cant use the FMLA for Worker comp injury. and My Manager forcing me to work even I was disable.

As Ms. Spencer notes, you can use FMLA and worker's comp at the same time. It would be helpful if you were able to re-post with additional...

To put it simply, yes, the employer is permitted to disqualify you for employment on this basis. They can choose not to hire you based on a good...

Due I Have a case against employer

Diabetes is considered a disability under the Fair Employment and Housing Act ("FEHA"). See Cal.Gov.Code section 12926.1(c). If your diabetes (or...

Change of Location and Client on H1b..LCA needed or an Amended H1b?

I am re-posting this question in the Immigration section, as I believe that will recruit stronger responses for you. I wish you luck.

Can you sue a company for this?

If I filter your post, I'm left with the simple question: Can I sue my employer for reporting my wages under an incorrect social security number,...

Can I sue a US Attorney and a federal judge for severe, intentional violations of my civil rights?

The facts of your case seem complicated enough that an in-person consultation is probably best. I recommend that you use this site or other means...

Do CA landlords have to put tenant's security deposit into interest bearing accounts? And how do we handle the final walk thru?

California law does not require a security deposit to be interest bearing. With respect to the walk-through, California Civil Code section...