Posts by Hanan Isaacs
Younger Job Applicants Want a Diverse Workforce
Younger Americans seeking work have more than pay and benefits on their minds. Over the past ten years, highly educated and younger professionals have increasingly prioritized their values when deciding where to work. That could be diversity, environmental concerns, philanthropy, or social impact.They’re looking for employers who do more than talk about a commitment to…
Read MoreAfter a Difficult Year, Reflections from Princeton Pandemic Survivors
By Hanan and Helaine Isaacs, Lanniece Hall and Jill Constantine Everyone has been affected in some way by the pandemic. Comparatively speaking, Princeton has been spared the worst, but each one of us has a story. What has COVID-19 done to those that were sickened by it? How has it affected the loved ones of those…
Read MoreSometimes the Best Way to Divide a NJ Asset is to Sell It
If you’re divorcing in New Jersey, part of the process is dividing jointly owned marital assets and debts. This can be a highly emotional tug of war between two bitter parties, yet it doesn’t have to be this way. The decision lies in your hands. You’re both adults. One way to resolve some of these…
Read MoreNew Jersey’s Law Against Discrimination May Face Important Changes
The only constant is change. That’s especially true of the law, which evolves through amendment of statutes and court rulings. Proposed changes to New Jersey law would be improvements for those fighting illegal workplace discrimination. Pending amendments could make several changes to New Jersey’s anti-discrimination law. In September, a bill was introduced to the state…
Read MoreLibby Dunn v. Mark Dunn (2017-2021)
KLG represented Libby Dunn, wife, against Mark Dunn, husband. This was a highly complex international divorce. Libby and Mark, along with their 4 children, moved to America from Australia on Mark’s special work visa. Mark was a high wage earner and Libby worked at a major pharmaceutical company in the marketing department. Her income was…
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