What's the worst and best case scenarios? How can I protect myself further?
As my colleagues have stated above, you should have you agreement reviewed by an employment attorney as soon as you can so that you can get a full...
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As my colleagues have stated above, you should have you agreement reviewed by an employment attorney as soon as you can so that you can get a full...
Have you spoken with HR or your supervisor regarding this conduct by your co-worker? If your co-worker filed a harassment claim against you to HR,...
As my colleagues have stated, New Jersey is an "at-will" employment state meaning that you can be fired and/or quit for nearly any reason or no...
It is no legal for an employer to lie under oath. However, it is important to distinguish whether an employer has lied or has expressed his...
I agree with my colleague above. In New Jersey, employment is typically considered "at-will" unless there is a contract or agreement stating...
As my colleague stated, your employer could still likely sue you for your violation of your agreement. If there is a lawsuit, if he/she wins, the...
Typically, the judge that granted the original order will be the one to hear the motion for reconsideration.
If you have not already sought advice and assistance of a family law/divorce attorney, you should do so as soon as possible. The divorce process...
Based on what you've stated, this would be a question better suited for a landlord-tenant attorney. The language of the lease that you signed is...
You would need to provide more information before a proper answer could be given. You would need to clarify what you mean by "background." New...