Employment

First, you should check the files at the court where you were tried and make sure the information is correct and up-to-date.

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Not in most cases. Read More

If you're getting a job in California, a law called the Read More

John had been regularly denied employment due to poor credit stemming from a stroke. During a recent job interview, he spoke very candidly about his financial position—making them aware that he suffered a stroke and lost his job as a result. Read More

Bill started a temp-to-permanent job and was asked to perform a fingerprint check. Two weeks later, he was let go because of an arrest in 1990 for theft. He called the courthouse to check out for the criminal record, but there was no information on file.