NJ Wrongful Termination Laws

What is NJ Wrongful Termination? Wrongful termination means a very specific thing under New Jersey law.  Many terminations can be wrong or unfair but that does not make them wrongful under the law.  To have a legal claim, an employee’s termination must break NJ or federal law. ...
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Understanding NJ Disability Discrimination

Lawyers and NJ Disability Discrimination Rights Disability discrimination law in New Jersey is complicated and violations are common.  The New Jersey Law Against Discrimination protects employees with permanent or temporary disabilities from being fired or forced to work in pain due to a disability.  Given the complexity of disability...
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NJ Employment Law

NJ Employment Law Protections for Employees Most workers in New Jersey are employees “at will.”  Unless a worker is a member of a union, protected by government civil service, or has an employment contract, he or she is employed at will.  At will employment means that an employee can...
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New Jersey Sexual Harassment Help

Have you been sexually harassed in NJ? Many people talk about harassment at work or a hostile work environment. But the legal definition of these terms is very different from the ordinary understanding. The law defines sexual harassment as severe or persistent abuse directed at a worker (usually a woman) because of sex or gender...
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The New Sexual Harassment Trilogy Of Cases

Paul Castronovo And Megan Frese Porio ‘Aguas v. State of New Jersey’ In Aguas, the Supreme Court of New Jersey created a sexual harassment trilogy. Aguas v. State of New Jersey, 2015 N.J. LEXIS 131 (N.J. Feb. 11, 2015). Aguas joined Lehmann v. Toys ‘R’ Us (1993) and Gaines v. Bellino (2002) in the...
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Severance Pay in New Jersey

Have you been offered severance pay in New Jersey?  We can help guide you through the process.  Most people who have just been offered a severance package or severance pay begin by asking the following questions: Why was I selected for the lay off? Do I have a potential lawsuit against the company for...
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