Does accepting state welfare benefits hurt my chances of being admitted as a lawyer as evidence of fiscal mismanagement?

From the manner in which you have posed your question, I must assume that you have reviewed the Regulations of the Connecticut Bar Examining...

Am I required by the State of Connecticut to quit my job?

The short answer is "No" you are not "required by the State of Connecticut to quit" your job. While your employer has invited its staff to follow...

How do I find out about the record of a particular attorney?

AVVO is a terrific source to identify an attorney skilled in employment law. I suggest that you read the attorneys AVVO listing, paying very close...

I agree with the counsel provided by Attorney Reade and would add that under the Massachusetts whistleblower laws an employer can not discharge,...

Need advice on employment appeals? Do I need to get a lawyer?

As I understand it, Donald was fired for violating a company safety policy. While his employer has offered to provide a good employment reference...

I was going to file a defamation lawsuit against my former employer. I had received a DUI and was trminated for not reporting

Before I can provide a reasoned answer to your question, I first need additional facts. If you would be so kind as to provide additional detail,...

Can your boss lay you off for asking about your pay?

Absent an employment contract or a collective bargaining agreement, the Commonwealth follows the "at will" employment doctrine. Translation: your...

I have not been paid for my overtime, What can I do

Attorneys Mason and Hammarlund have both provided excellent answers to your question. In addition, however, you may also want to consider...

My employer wants me to work at the other location do I have to go?

I agree with the counsel provided by Attorneys Amarantes and Hammarlund and would add for any employers who may be reading this answer that when as...

In MA - I've been employed part time for 9 years, Company now says I must become full time. Am I eligible for unemployment?

The general rules governing Unemployment Benefit eligibility are as follows: (1) You must have been employed. The Massachusetts Office of Labor...

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