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Answer to what do I do with eeoc's right-to-sue
Right To SueYou have 90 days to file a suit in federal court and you MAY have 1 year to file suit in state court IF you did everything correctly. I would assume that the 3 RTS notices deal with the company and two individual defendants.
posted Jul 1, 2009 12:48 AM [EST]
Answer to Is this retailiation?
denied breaksYou may well have a case of retaliation. However, we would need more information from you before rendering an opinion. Please contact me at info@pingellaw.com. You may also visit my website at www.pingellaw.com.
I look forward to discussing your case with you.
posted Mar 18, 2009 5:44 PM [EST]
Answer to Defamation? Former employer falsified medical information in letter to board of directors.
employment claimYour brief description, while helpful, is insufficient to provide a fair and objective response. If you would like to discuss the matter further, feel free to contact me or Larry Minsky, an attorney with whom I often share cases and set up an in person meeting. Please note, there is a consultation fee of $350.
Steven Pingel
www.pingellaw.com
posted Jun 25, 2008 6:36 PM [EST]
Answer to Punitive and Compensatory damages of Public Entity
Public EntityYou can sue individual local govt officers, sometimes, for punitive damages, but not the entity itself. You can sue the entity itself for compensatory (economic damages, emotional distress) damages.
Feel free to email or call me if you want to consult. info@pingellaw.com, www.pingellaw.com
posted Nov 19, 2007 2:00 PM [EST]
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