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 It depends on state labor laws. I got fired unjustly once and filed for unemployment. The company denied it, claiming misconduct. So, rather than just accepting it, I appealed and had a phone hearing w/ corporate, their lawyer and the unemployment judge.
It was a little intimidating at first, but i knew I was in the right, so I made my case for why it was for BS reasons, countered the arguements they made, etc....and actually won.
They appealed the decision, so it went to a state panel, that also ruled in my favor. So, you can beat them if you can show you didn't do what they said you did, or present it in a way to show it wasn't really misconduct.
At the time of the hearing (it took a while to get to that point), I already had a new job and was really only out of a job for a few weeks. By that time, it was more a matter of principle than money.
It was a good feeling to know that I was vindicated and that I kinda won a David vs. Goliath deal. Good luck w/ the unemployment try.
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