Those who dream of running their own business may choose to start a completely new company. The downside to building a business from scratch is that is a lot of risk and work involved in that approach. People have to develop a market niche, advertise, manage their...
Protecting Your Rights And Interests, No Matter The Issue
Business Law
Fighting back against unfair business competition
The opportunity to start and run a successful business is one of the best things about living in the United States. Many people dream of running a successful small business either as a way to be their own boss or as a way to generate income while providing jobs for...
US Mandatory Arbitration Agreement for Online Services in ClickWrap Agreements
New Jersey law favors the enforcement of a mandatory arbitration agreement with certain limitations.
What are Examples of Retaliation in the Workplace?
Know what constitutes retaliation in the workplace, examples of retaliation in the workplace, and how you can protect yourself.
What Constitutes Sexual Harassment in NJ?
If you’re wondering whether you have been sexually harassed, here’s everything you’ll need to know and how you can build a case.
Understanding the Mediation Process
There will come a point in your case when your attorney will discuss the possibility of mediation in your case. This point typically comes following the notice of court ordered mediation received early in the case before much discovery has been completed.
Libertarians for Transparent Government v. Cumberland County, et al.
The NJ Supreme Court recently decided the case of Libertarians for Transparent Government v. Cumberland County, et al., allowing the release of a former employee’s settlement agreement through a public records request. Case Background Tyrone Ellis worked for the...
Litigation from the Litigant’s Perspective
Newsletter From An Attorney Considering you're receiving a newsletter from an attorney, or a litigator, that means that either you or someone close to you may at some point be involved in a case against a company or an individual. Whether you bring the case or are...
Using Social Media as an Employee
On September 21, 2021, the NJ Supreme Court ruled on an issue that arose from an attorney’s use of Facebook in its early days. In 2007, Defendant’s attorney’s paralegal sent a Facebook “friend” request to the plaintiff to access his private Facebook posts in a...
Severe and Pervasive Slurs
Rios v. Meda Pharmaceutical, Inc. NJ Supreme Court June 16, 2021 The NJ Law Against Discrimination prohibits discrimination based upon race, ethnicity, and national origin, amongst numerous other protected categories. If you are alleging that the discrimination...