Expert advice for informed decisions
You can sue your employer when a specific law or contract was broken, not for unfairness alone. Ten situations with a case: discrimination, retaliation, harassment, unpaid wages, denied leave, whistleblowing, missing layoff notice, group activity, broken promises and injuries. What each needs, the deadlines, what you can recover, and who pays the lawyer.
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