Legal Question in Employment Law in Texas
In Texas if you are fired and sign a letter saying you will not apply for unemployment, can you still apply? form was not notarized and money promised to not do this has not been paid
Asked on 8/27/18, 9:06 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Anne Sampson Gbenjo
The Gbenjo Law Group
It's easier to file a Breach of Contract claim. Though you can still apply for unemployment since there was no consideration for your promise. You have to read the agreement again to be sure you have not waived all your rights.
Answered on 9/08/18, 6:01 pm
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