What is Race Discrimination and When Does it Violate the Law?
Race/Color Discrimination in New Jersey & Federal Law Race discrimination involves treating someone (an applicant or employee) unfavorably …
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Can a Chronic Illness Affect My Divorce?
Divorce proceedings can be complicated, depending on factors such as whether the couple have shared assets, if there …
View ArticleNew Jersey School Districts’ Reopening Plans Significantly Impacts The Workforce; What Is A Working Parent To Do?
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and the closings of schools in mid-March not only have children …
View ArticleWhat Should I Do if My Ex-Spouse Is Threatening to Destroy My Property?
A divorce is a very emotional and draining process that can lead to a rise in tension between …
View ArticleHow Should I Handle Homework and Custody?
When parents of school-aged children divorce, there is a lot of work to be done to ensure there …
View ArticlePregnant Workers Fairness Act Ensures Overdue Protections for Pregnant Workers
On September 17, 2020, the U.S. House of Representatives through bipartisan support passed the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act. …
View ArticleWhat Kind of Employment Related Lawsuits Have Risen Since COVID-19?
Discrimination-Related Lawsuits The most prevalent types of lawsuits we expect to see are the disparate impact suits that …
View ArticleEmployee Rights 101
Knowing your rights as a New Jersey employee are essential to your experience at work. Even when you are …
View ArticleCan I Modify Child Support During the Pandemic?
The COVID-19 pandemic has had vast economic effects worldwide. Across the United States, forced layoffs occurred in many …
View ArticleGender Bias in the Legal Profession: The Need for More Women Judges, Implicit Bias Training and Legal Action
It has been two years since the American Bar Association (ABA) amended its professional code of conduct to …
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