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There would seem to be several issues here which require attention. You may have a valid cause of action against the former employee for theft of...
Denville, NJ
Litigation Lawyer at Denville, NJ
Practice Areas: Litigation, Employment & Labor, Personal Injury
There would seem to be several issues here which require attention. You may have a valid cause of action against the former employee for theft of...
If delivery was confirmed, the certified mail will be considered good service and it is not necessary to send an additional copy. Often, when in...
It is difficult to answer a question about a non-compete clause without actually reviewing the language in the contract. However, generally, in...
The most practical advice is to contact the attorney who issued the subpoena and explain the circumstances. Most attorneys will try to accomodate...
Unless you have an employment contract or some other memorialization of a right to overtime pay, you are likely an employee at will. It is likely...
Assuming you sued the bar owner individually and have no valid cause of action against the bar itself, the defendant's divorce should have no...
Initially, some commercial litigators will take a commercial tenancy matter on a contingency basis. My firm does not do so but there are certainly...
The facts as described are not entirerly clear. If the former employee signed a contract with a non-solicitation provision with your company and is...
I am a New Jersey attorney and am answering this question consistent with the employment laws in the state of N.J. As an employee at will,...
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Considering that you only missed one day of work related to the wrist problem, I do not think the restauarant employer can require a formal...