Can I file a lawsuit against my former employer for not giving me unpaid breaks?
Generally speaking they do have to give you breaks, though there are a few exceptions in which for instance you can both agree to waive them. That...
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Generally speaking they do have to give you breaks, though there are a few exceptions in which for instance you can both agree to waive them. That...
If you act quickly, you can file to have a motion reconsidered based upon this evidence, but I highly recommend hiring an attorney to do so.
You are asking several questions, and with the complexity of this, I would suggest consulting a local landlord/tenant attorney. Many offer free...
First, file a complaint with your state's labor department regarding the back pay. Then, if that does not work, you can sue. Keep in mind you...
You do not sue insurance companies, they did not cause the accident. You could sue the driver, but his actions are going to be attributable to the...
First, if you sue your employer you will likely need a new job, so be prepared for that possibility. Otherwise, the first step should be to file a...
No one on AVVO can contact you to solicit your business, you have to contact them. You can use the find a lawyer option above, or contact the...
If you were involved in the forging I would suggest starting to look for a new job. BY presenting the excuse slip you were implicitly if not...
It is up to your employer to decide how they want to handle internal discipline. Unless this is a union job or a government job, there are few...
You do not have to give any notice, you can just quit (there is no law as to how you quit). However, as the other attorney said, if you give less...