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New 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 MoreSolo and Small Firm Conference
Kingston Law Group’s Senior Attorney, Hanan M. Isaacs, will present on “What I Wish I Knew in 2019” along with two other seasoned presenters. Said Isaacs, “As business people in the law, we are in transition no matter what we are doing and when we are doing it. Life in the law is always changing. …
Read MoreFlorida Judge Rules: No Mask Equals Supervised Parenting Time
Since the recent spike in infections, more and more Americans are wearing masks as a way to try to slow the COVID-19 infection. Those who don’t may have problems with child custody and visitation issues, reports a Florida newspaper article discussing various cases in the Sunshine State. More than 6 in 10 Americans surveyed reported…
Read MoreNew Jersey Courts and Covid: Imperfect Together
The public health/pandemic emergency has forced most parts of society to change how they operate. That includes the New Jersey court system, which is struggling to get back on its feet after 9 months of shutdown. New Jersey courts are stumbling towards live jury trials, yet backlog, delays, and practical issues will likely push back…
Read MoreHolidays + Divorce + COVID-19 = Stress: Has Thanksgiving Turned into Thanksvirus?
The holidays are a notoriously tough time for split families. There are so many expectations for the holidays. Holidays are sold to us as times when everyone is together with loved ones, we have a great time, and we enjoy holiday memories we cherish forever. Unfortunately, this is not true for even the most functional…
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