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IF YOU ARE A VICTIM OF DISCRIMINATORY MOTIVATED HARASSMENT AT WORK, AND DON’T REPORT IT, YOU MAY BE BARRED FROM RECOVERY

If your employer has a widely disseminated anti-harassment policy and you are a victim of harassment on the job, you must follow the victim reporting mechanism or procedures in the policy because failure to do so may bar you from recovering damages for the harassment you were forced to endure. …

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A Victim of Sexual Harassment and Other Intentional Harms May Pursue Both Discrimination and Workers’ Compensation Claims

Lisa is a new probationary employee with a New Jersey company who has been the target of sexually offensive remarks by Doug, a male co-worker.  Doug’s harassing behavior includes, but is not limited to, asking Lisa: a) to sit on his lap; b) what her bra cup size is; c)…

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Holding Employers Liable For the Discriminatory or Retaliatory Acts of Supervisors and Co-Workers – Cat’s Paw to the Rescue

Amir is an American born Muslim of Pakistani descent. Amir has recently obtained an entry level administrative position at ABC, Inc., a large pharmaceutical company.  Two white co-workers in Amir’s department, Billy and Bob, who similarly hold entry level positions at ABC, dislike Muslims.  As a result, Billy and Bob…

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NEW JERSEY HIGH COURT HOLDS THAT LAD PLAINTIFF CAN PROVE DISABILITY WITH TREATING PHYSICIAN TESTIMONY.

Victims of disability discrimination no longer need to shoulder the burden and high expense of retaining a pricey medical expert to come to court to render an opinion establishing their physical, mental and/or emotional disability in question; they can now use their treating doctor for this purpose. So said our…

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New Jersey Workers Are Free From Religious And Political Intimidation On The Job

Your company is sponsoring a political fundraising luncheon for Donald Trump during work hours and makes clear your attendance is expected.  Must you attend?  How about if your boss insists that all members of the IT team he heads, and to which you are a member, must attend and participate…

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FORMER STATE TROOPER HAS DOORS TO THE COURTHOUSE SHUT ON HIS RETALIATION CLAIMS

Many of us would like to believe that if we are the victims of discrimination in the workplace, we will be given the opportunity to one day prove that case before a jury of our peers. Unfortunately, sometimes a judge will step in and strip a deserving litigant of that…

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NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION STRIKES DOWN ARBITRATION CLAUSE IN EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK

On January 17, 2016, in a published decision, the New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division, invalidated a mandatory arbitration clause found in an employee handbook. See Morgan v. Raymours Furniture Co., 443 N.J. Super. 338 (App. Div. 2016). This was a significant victory for employee rights across our State. Plaintiff…

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