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NJ Senate Passes Bill Addressing Sexual Harassment in Political Campaigns
Jul 27, 2021 | Written by: | Share
After several revisions, the New Jersey Senate passed a bill seeking to address sexual harassment in political campaigns. The bill, S3389, was passed by the Senate on June 30, 2021, and promises to...
Who Needs an Estate Plan?
Jul 23, 2021 | Written by: | Share
Often people believe that only the wealthy require an estate plan. The fallacy of this belief lies in the fact that not all that glitters is gold. Most people treasure their coveted relationships...
New Jersey Real Estate Transfer Fee
Jul 21, 2021 | Written by: | Share
Sellers of New Jersey real estate are sometimes surprised to find that they are responsible for the payment of a fee that is charged by all counties in the state at the time of the closing. This...
How To “Win” In Your Divorce
Jul 20, 2021 | Written by: | Share
Everyone wants to “win” in their divorce. However, you could argue that no one ever truly “wins” in a divorce case.
Appellate Division Rejects Aguas Defense in Employment Harassment Case
Jul 20, 2021 | Written by: | Share
In a recent decision, McBride v. Foulke Management, 2021 WL 1977156 (App. Div. May 18, 2021), the Appellate Division further defined the limits of the affirmative defense available to employers under...
NJ Employment Laws Protect Job Applicants During Hiring Process
Jul 19, 2021 | Written by: | Share
Job seekers in New Jersey are afforded the protection of federal and state employment laws that address issues such as wages, overtime compensation, and workplaces that are free of discrimination and...
Involving Your Parents in Your Prenup May Mean They Are Involved in Your Divorce
Jul 6, 2021 | Written by: | Share
In New Jersey it is very rare that an interlocutory appeal[i] is heard, but in the recent unpublished opinion regarding Jessica, Dominic, and Donald Sciaretta[ii], that is exactly what occurred.
Does the First Amendment Protect a Child’s Social Media Posts About School?
Jun 29, 2021 | Written by: | Share
The United States Supreme Court chose to hear and rule on whether public schools can discipline students for the content of social media posts made while off campus. The case stemmed from an incident...
NJ Supreme Court Addresses Employee’s “Failure to Accommodate” Claim under LAD and WCA
Jun 23, 2021 | Written by: | Share
In Richter v. Oakland Board of Education, the New Jersey Supreme Court recently decided two major issues of first impression. First, an “adverse employment action” is not a required element of a...
Guidelines to Prevent Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Discrimination in the Workplace
Jun 18, 2021 | Written by: | Share
On June 1, 2021, President Biden proclaimed June as LGBTQ+ Pride Month. To celebrate Pride Month, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has provided new resources to educate...