Can someone - with or without a laywer - start a criminal procedure without the Attorney General in New York City ?

You can go to the police. If what you are reporting is a violation of law, it will be up to the district attorney to prosecute. If it's a federal...

How do I proceed?

It is highly unlikely that you will find a lawyer who has the time and energy to bring a civil action for window tint violations at no charge to...

Was it legal for my previous employer to only pay me half of my hourly rate per overtime hour?

If your hourly rate was $20 per hour, and you are a non-exempt employee (it sounds like that's the case), you should be paid $30 an hour for any...

Can a african american be fired for using the n**** at work if they were not referring it to anyone?

I am not a Louisiana lawyer, but using inappropriate language in the workplace could be grounds for dismissal in New York.

Is it harassment if my boss blows cigar smoke into my face?

There aren't nearly enough facts here to provide any advice. What sort of work do you do? How long have you worked there? Are you in a protected...

I have PTSD, depression, anxiety disorder. I was ill enough that I receive Social Security as I am unable to work. I had wor

I think you are facing an uphill battle, particularly since it doesn't sound like you were ever declared incompetent.

Was my employee's action a criminal offense on the state (VA) or federal level?

If you can prove that he deliberately reported more hours than he really worked to get paid more than he was entitled to, I believe the answer is...

Can I file a discrimination lawsuit

There's a question as to whether hyperemesis gravidam (do you mean gravidarum?) would be considered a disability. Assuming you meant hyperemesis...

An interesting question, and one which I readily admit I do not know the answer to. Having practiced employment law for awhile, it seems unlikely...

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I was fired thanks to cameras registrations,because they say I stole money during my shift, but i didn't! Can I get the video??

Barring a contractual right to some sort of review process for termination decisions, an employer in New York is basically free to terminate you...

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