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Employment, Workers' Comp & Benefits

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CO - Colorado

Can Employers or Businesses Keep Photocopies of Driver’s Licenses?

In general, a business or employer may ask to see your driver’s license to verify identity, age, driving privileges, or eligibility for a transaction or job duty. Whether it may keep a photocopy is a separate question an...

UT - Utah

Can a Security Guard Legally Detain Me After I Showed Proof of Purchase?

In Utah, a security guard may sometimes stop or hold someone briefly, but only within the limits of the law and the guard’s authority. Showing proof of purchase may resolve the immediate concern, but it does not automati...

NJ - New Jersey

Employer Raised My Hourly Rate by Mistake and Won’t Fix It—Am I Liable?

In New Jersey, an employer may sometimes try to recover wages that were paid by mistake, including an hourly rate that was accidentally set too high. Whether you are legally liable usually depends on the facts, including...

CA - California

How Do I Report Off-the-Clock Work at a Food Service Job?

If you are working in California food service and your employer is asking you to work off the clock, that usually means you may not be getting paid for all the time you spend working. In general, California wage and hour...

KS - Kansas

What Type of Attorney Handles Defamation Threats Over Social Media Posts?

In general, a defamation issue involving social media posts may be handled by an attorney who practices defamation law, media law, First Amendment-related litigation, or civil litigation. In Kansas, the right type of law...

NV - Nevada

Can I Collect Unemployment if I Left Work Due to a Child Emergency and Was Fired?

In Nevada, you may be able to collect unemployment after leaving work because of a child emergency and later being fired, but the answer usually depends on why your employment ended and whether the separation is treated...

UT - Utah

Can I Sue for Wrongful Detention After Being Held Without Arrest?

In Utah, a person who is held without being formally arrested may sometimes have a civil claim depending on what happened, who did it, and whether the detention was legally justified. In general, the key issue is not onl...

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