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How Long Do I Have to Sue My Employer in New Jersey?

When an employer discriminates, retaliates, withholds wages, or violates an employee’s protected leave rights, the employee does not have unlimited time to take legal action. New Jersey employment claims...

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How Long Do I Have to Sue My Employer in New Jersey?

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New Jersey's Overtime Rules & Your Rights

If you’ve been working long hours, you may be entitled to overtime pay. Most employees in New Jersey have the right to collect a higher overtime pay rate when they work more than 40 hours during ...

June 20, 2023 Learn More
Employment Law Wrongful Termination

Can I Get Fired for a Social Media Post?

Social media can help you stay connected with friends and family, get and pass on news, and share your thoughts about the issues and problems in the world today. While many people believe that ...

June 19, 2023 Learn More
Employment Law Discrimination & Harassment

August 26th Is Women's Equality Day

On August 26th, New Jersey residents and Americans across the country will celebrate Women's Equality Day, commemorating the certification of the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to ...

June 19, 2023 Learn More
Employment Law Discrimination & Harassment

Recognizing Workplace Harassment

No one should have to put up with harassment at work. While employees can certainly feel harassed by an irate boss or supervisor who tends to blow their top, this isn’t necessarily illegal. When ...

February 28, 2023 Learn More
Personal Injury Motor Vehicle & Traffic Accident

8 Things to Do After a Winter Car Accident

Winter weather is estimated to cause more than 2% of New Jersey’s traffic fatalities, and young drivers are especially at risk. Federal Highway Administration data indicates that nearly a ...

January 26, 2023 Learn More
Employment Law Wrongful Termination

Can I Be Fired for Not Getting a COVID Vaccine?

As of the end of November 2022, more than 80% of people in the U.S. had received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, and 68.8% were considered fully vaccinated. Thanks in part to ...

December 21, 2022 Learn More

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