What is your suggestion for me?
I would suggest consulting with a consumer protection attorney. You can use the find a lawyer link above to find one in your area.
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I would suggest consulting with a consumer protection attorney. You can use the find a lawyer link above to find one in your area.
Arguably correct because only you signed. However, you have performance, so arguably you could enforce against Nurse Betty. However, it is much...
Assuming you are representing only you, and not say a spouse or a company, then yes, you can do it. But as noted by others, just because you can...
It's normal for them to ask, as they are basically trying to get you into a room where they can pressure you to settle now, for cheap. To quote...
No, they cannot require it. However, if they are offering some sort of severance package you may need to in order to get the severance.
Yes, they can. Unless you think the different treatment is due to you being in a protected class. As in, you think they are treating you different...
Yes. I would leave it at that, but there is a minimum character count.
No, it does not. I would leave it at that, but answers have a minimum character count.
First, please don't keep posting basically the same question. Second, she would have to sue you here, meaning she would need to show up in court...
Without looking it up, you have something like three or five days to file objections to an order, which would include the certificate of readiness....