Can Employers Forbid Co-Workers from Dating?
It is not unheard of for two people to meet at work and become romantically involved. In fact, …
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What Is Insurance Revenge in Divorce?
Insurance revenge is something that most people do not even know exists. Even couples that have gone through …
View ArticleNJ State Police Is Apparently Having Trouble Outrunning Its Discriminatory Past
In December 2020, then-New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal announced a package of policies intended to limit the use …
View ArticleDoes the CEPA Protect Whistleblowers?
Described as the most widely applicable whistleblower statute in the country, New Jersey’s Conscientious Employee Protection Act (CEPA) …
View ArticleHow Can I Protect My 401(k) in a Divorce?
Divorce is never easy. Along with the emotional and financial assets that you may lose, you also have …
View ArticleDo Employers Need to Provide Severance Pay?
New Jersey labor laws do not generally require an employer to pay severance to a terminated employee. Some …
View ArticleAmerican Women Soccer Players Settle with U.S. Soccer Federation
A six-year battle between the U.S. women’s national soccer team and the U.S. Soccer Federation over equal pay …
View ArticleCan a Job Loss Affect My Divorce?
Regarding divorce, New Jersey law examines all significant factors, a list of issues, and the fairness of the …
View ArticleIs There Sexual Harassment in the Health Care Industry?
Even after the many strides made in gender equality, workers across the United States still experience sexual harassment, …
View ArticleCan Religion Affect a Prenuptial Agreement?
In the eyes of the law, marriage is a civil matter. But for many, it is also a …
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