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Don’t hate me (or fire me) because I’m beautiful
Life just got a little tougher for irresistibly beautiful people. A state supreme court ruled on Friday that employers can fire employees simply for being too attractive. The ruling did not take place here in New Jersey, but rather in the Midwest where a dental assistant was fired by her boss because he thought that…
Read MoreJanuary is the Most Popular Month for Divorce
The holidays are almost upon us here in New Jersey, and as some families know, this season of celebration is often followed by one of realization. January tends to be a popular month for new beginnings and life changes, and as such it is a common time to file for divorce. In fact, a recent…
Read MoreDillard’s settles class action medical leave lawsuit
When an employee takes a leave from work due to a medical issue, certain federal and New Jersey state employment rights kick in. Under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act, for example, most employers are required to provide employees with up to 12 weeks of leave due to illness, pregnancy or adoption, or the need…
Read MoreNJ Child Abuse, Custody ‘Expert’ Loses License for Malpractice
When a child custody case or divorce dispute involves allegations of abuse, New Jersey’s family law courts may decide to bring in therapists or other professionals to provide counseling or expert testimony. It is often necessary to do this in order to prove or disprove accusations, as well as ensure that the safety and rights…
Read MoreSupreme Court Justices Hear International Child Custody Dispute
Child custody disputes can be challenging for any New Jersey family, but when the parents do not both reside in the U.S., things become very complicated. Such cases can be complex because they deal with questions of jurisdiction and often involve the interpretation of international treaties. Additionally, the stakes are very high because it is…
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