Legal Question in Workers Comp in Michigan
Threatening & Abusive E-mails
Dear Attorneys,
Recently I sent my resignation through e-mail to my employer for the following reasons:
1.They are not paying my salary as per the appointment order.
2.They detect too much money for insurance.
3.Pay check is sent after 2 weeks.I asked my exact salary structure they did not gave me that.
Meanwhile I did my H1 transfer.
I got their reply mail with dirty words (I will not stop until you are completely screwed)& threatening me that they will file a lawsuit on me since my contract is for 1 year.
My last pay check also due & they are not sending me. In their recent mail they are forcing me to rejoin with them to avoid the lawsuit.
In India I signed the contract -if I breach the contract then I have to pay $5000/-.
I am not the one transfered my H1. My colleagues joined with me to the company also came out & they are also getting similar mails from the employer.
Under these circumstances what I should do. We would appreciate your expert opinion how to deal with this. Thanks.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Threatening & Abusive E-mails
I have dealt with many cases like this, and I can tell you that you need to sit down with a lawyer, discuss in detail and review the documents. This is serious.
If you would like me to assist, please call my office. I am in Hackensack. A half hour consultation will be $75.00. You can then decide how you would like to proceed.
My contact information can be obtained from the links below, just click on the Attorney Profile link. Let my secretary know you found me through LawGuru.
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Re: Threatening & Abusive E-mails
Keep the emails in complete form and hire a lawyer. They might be in violation of federal law, with respect to threats concerning visas.
If true, it's a pretty serious thing, so you shouldn't worry about hiring an attorney knowledgeable about immigration.
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