Monthly Archives: November 2025
Employer in New York State Faces Lawsuit for Constructive Discharge
On September 30th, 2025, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced that an employer from New York is facing an employment lawsuit for alleged constructive discharge. A.W. Farrell & Son, Inc., a roofing company from Buffalo, is facing allegations that is effectively forced an employee to resign after it failed to address sexual harassment…. Read More »
New Jersey Minimum Wage Increase Coming on January 1st
According to a report from The National Law Review, the New Jersey state minimum wage is set to increase on January 1st, 2025. It will be more than twice as high as the federally mandated minimum wage. Here, our New Jersey wage and hour attorney provides an overview of key things to know about… Read More »
Estate Planning and Pets: An Overview of Your Two Main Options in New Jersey
According to data from World Population Review, nearly half of all households in New Jersey own a pet. Dogs, cats, and other pets can become truly beloved members of the family. Your pet should be part of your estate plan. Without a plan in place, your pet’s care could become uncertain if you pass… Read More »
Do I Have to Name an Executor in My Will in New Jersey?
Every adult in New Jersey should have a comprehensive will in place. A valid will in New Jersey does not strictly require you to name an executor. Leaving this role unfilled can create procedural complications. Indeed, without a designated executor, the probate court will appoint an administrator to handle your estate. That can lead… Read More »
