my husband was released by all doctors to go back to work the union is fighting for him but everytime he gets what they want they want more
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my husband was released by all doctors to go back to work the union is fighting for him but everytime he gets what they want they want more
a year ago my husband had double pneumonia and hospitalized, went back to work too soon in july had a relapsed they are trying to blame his medication so he went off the meds. they said it was sleep apnea now that is under control still not good enough. we are at the point now that the union is fighting for us but since we have been living just on my paycheck since his disabiltiy ran out in jan we are out of money now we can loose everything because they also should make reasonable accomadations or at least let him come back to work and drive with someone. for example for the rest please ca
Asked on May 16, 2009 under Employment Labor Law, Pennsylvania
Answers:
MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
Okay, obviously the union isn't helping. So, now you need a private attorney who specializes in employment labor law, and union law to help you.
This is what you do:
Try www.attorneypages.com and then check his or her record at the Pennsylvania State Bar. You can also try legal aid but a private counsel may be the better initial route.
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