Conflicts in the workplace often occur, and while they may be unpleasant, not every interaction is illegal. However, when that conflict is tied to a protected characteristic, such as race, gender, age or religion, it can cross the line into unlawful conduct. Two terms...
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Who can file a wrongful death lawsuit in New Jersey?
A successful wrongful death lawsuit provides financial compensation for those affected by a tragedy. A business or individual that causes a death through negligence or misconduct may be responsible for the practical impact of the death on survivors. While a premature...
Don’t forget the personal items when planning your estate
When you think about estate planning, you likely think about the most financially valuable assets you own, such as your house, retirement fund and bank account contents. However, it is equally important to account for your other assets, even if they do not hold much...
Can you file a claim against another driver in New Jersey?
If you’ve been injured in a car accident in New Jersey, you might wonder whether you can file a claim against the other driver. The answer depends on the specific facts of your situation. Here’s how things work. New Jersey drivers are typically covered by Personal...
When a ‘never event’ occurs during surgery?
Surgeons are typically held to a very strict professional standard. They undergo years of formal training to ensure that they can operate on humans safely. They must comply with all standard policies imposed by their employers and relevant professional organizations,...
Some facts about estate planning, wills and trusts
Planning for the future involves more than saving money or building assets. It also requires clear decisions about how those assets will be managed and distributed over time. Estate planning, wills and trusts are closely related concepts, but they serve different...
What you need to know about religious discrimination
It can be tricky to tell if there is a violation of your religious rights at your workplace. This is especially true when you are unsure if what you are experiencing is an ordinary work restriction, or an act of religious discrimination. Religious discrimination...
Irrevocable trusts can make passing assets easier for some people
People who are creating an estate plan often want to find the most effective way to pass down their assets to their beneficiaries. While it’s possible to do this through a will, your will would have to go through the probate process. That can take time, incur expenses...
Religious discrimination at work
Religion is one of the protected categories in the workplace. It’s unlawful for an employer to treat a job applicant or employee unfavorably because of his or her religious beliefs. Unfortunately, such cases are always reported. Here is how religious discrimination...
When is it time to update an estate plan? 3 questions to ask
You’ve always been the responsible sort, so you got your estate plan together years ago – but is it still able to do the job you want it to do? How long has it been since you’ve reviewed your estate plan? A few years may not seem like much, but a lot can change during...
