Summary
If you were wrongfully terminated in Arkansas for reporting unsafe conditions or being assaulted, you may have legal recourse. You can file a complaint with OSHA for unsafe working conditions and pursue a wrongful termination lawsuit. Assault is a criminal offense, and reporting it to the police is advisable. For civil rights violations, you can file a complaint with the Arkansas State Police Civil Rights Section or pursue a lawsuit. To file an injunction, draft a petition, file it at the circuit court, and serve the other party. Fee waivers may be available if you cant afford court fees. For eviction issues, you can appeal the eviction and provide evidence of civil rights violations. Consult a legal professional for tailored advice.Full Conversation
Tasha
Hello Tasha, nice to meet you. How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
I was fired because I complained a pest investigation and another employee physically assaulteed me twice on the clock and wasn't fired.what right do I have
Hello Tasha,
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. I need to know your location to provide specific legal guidance. Also, did you report the assaults to your employer or the police?
Arkansas
Hello Tasha,
Based on your location and situation in Arkansas:
*. You may have rights under the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) for unsafe working conditions.
*. You could have a case for wrongful termination if you were fired for complaining.
*. Assault is a criminal offense, reporting to the police is advisable.
Please consult a lawyer for detailed advice.
I inform her she didn't care I didn't call the police because he is a family member
Hello Tasha,
It's advisable to report the incident to the police, regardless of the assailant being a family member. This can support your claim if you decide to pursue a case for wrongful termination. Please consult a legal professional for further guidance.
What rights do I have if my civil rights have been violated
If your civil rights have been violated, you generally have the right to:
- File a complaint with government agencies.
- Seek compensation for damages.
- Obtain injunctions to stop the violation.
Could you please provide your location to give you more precise information?
Arkansas
In Arkansas, if your civil rights have been violated, you can:
- File a complaint with the Arkansas State Police Civil Rights Section.
- Pursue a lawsuit in the federal or state court.
- Seek compensation for any damages suffered.
Please ensure you consult with a legal professional for tailored advice.
How do I obtain a inhu
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How do I file a injunction
Are you seeking to file an injunction in a particular context, like family law, business, or civil rights? This will help guide you accurately.
Wrongful eviction retaliatiory termination and discrimination
In order to file an injunction in Arkansas, you typically need to:
- Draft a petition outlining the facts and why you need an injunction.
- File the petition at the circuit court in your county.
- Serve the other party with the petition.
Please consult with a legal professional to ensure you're following the correct process.
How much does a injunction cost and what exactly is it
In Arkansas, an injunction is a court order that compels a party to do or refrain from certain acts. It can prevent further harm while a legal dispute is resolved. As for costs, it could vary depending on the complexity of the case. Do you need information on fee waivers?
Yes
In Arkansas, you might be eligible for a fee waiver if you're unable to afford the court fees. You usually need to:
- Complete a form detailing your financial situation.
- Submit the form to the court.
- Wait for the court's decision.
Would you like to know where you can find these forms?
How do I get my eviction over turn for her violating my civil rights
To overturn an eviction in Arkansas due to civil rights violation, you may:
- File an appeal with the court that issued the eviction.
- Provide evidence of the civil rights violation.
- You may also file a complaint with the Arkansas Fair Housing Commission.
Please consult a legal professional for best advice.
Now I'm behind on rent Because she fired me and refuse to talk to me so I can try to catch up she wants me gone.badly
Did you have a formal lease agreement with your landlord, and has she provided you with a legal written notice for eviction?
No lease constantly asked she claims I was able to live here only under the conditions of my employment but that was not the verbal agreement
In Arkansas, even without a formal lease, you have certain rights as a tenant. Have you received an official eviction notice from a court? This is crucial to determine your next steps.
No just a 30 day notice that to vacate
In Arkansas, a *-day notice is typically required for month-to-month tenancies. However, your situation seems complex. Have you considered consulting with a legal professional to understand your rights and options better?
What rights do I have
In Arkansas, as a tenant without a lease, you have the right to:
- Peaceful enjoyment of the property.
- A habitable dwelling.
- Notice before landlord enters your dwelling.
- A written, legal eviction notice.
Please consider seeking legal advice for your specific situation.
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