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Employment Discrimination

Transgender Military Ban

April 27, 2018
In March, President Trump signed a memorandum that bans transgender individuals with a history of gender dysphoria from serving in the military with certain limited exceptions. Gender dysphoria is also...
Employment Lawyers

IBM Age Discrimination Allegations

April 24, 2018
A new report from ProPublica and Mother Jones alleges that over the past five years, IBM laid off thousands of its workers older than age 40 in the United States,...
Employment Discrimination

New Jersey to Strengthen Wage Laws

April 17, 2018
The pay disparity between men and women in New Jersey and across the country has been evident for decades. New Jersey female workers received only 69 percent of the salary...
Employment Lawyers

NY Police Now Banned from Having Sex with Detainees

April 13, 2018
New York lawmakers recently passed a bill that prohibits police from having sex with detainees. The bill was introduced following a teenager’s accusations that she was raped by two police...
Employment Lawyers

Fired NFL Cheerleader Files Complaint with EEOC

April 10, 2018
A former cheerleader for the NFL team New Orleans Saints has filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission after being fired. She alleges that the Saints’ rules for...
Employment Discrimination

Facebook Uses Secret Courts to Handle Sexual Harassment

April 6, 2018
Forced arbitration is a practice used by many employers to handle complaints by employees, including complaints of sexual harassment. The practice came under scrutiny beginning with Gretchen Carlson’s landmark suit...
Employment Lawyers

Stormy Daniels Gag Order

April 3, 2018
Stormy Daniels (whose real name is Stephanie Clifford) is an adult film actress and director who claims she was paid to keep silent about an extramarital affair she had with...
Employment Lawyers

U.S. Forest Service Sexual Harassment

March 30, 2018
The U.S. Forest Service has a long-standing reputation for its “boys’ club” culture, making it a difficult and often hostile place for women to work. Problems of harassment at the...
Gender Discrimination

Derrius Guice and Claims of Sexual Orientation Discrimination

March 27, 2018
During a recent interview, former Louisiana State University (LSU) Tigers running back Derrius Guice revealed that the National Football League (NFL) asked him whether he liked men. Although it is...
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Pregnancy Bias

March 23, 2018
Pregnancy discrimination in the workplace is prohibited at the federal level by the Pregnancy Discrimination Act and at the state level by the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (NJLAD), but...
Sexual Harassment

Aly Raisman Sues USOC

March 21, 2018
Sexual harassment and abuse can happen anywhere, and the U.S. Olympics is no exception. Longtime gymnastics doctor, Larry Nassar, will spend the rest of his life in prison for sexually...
Employment Lawyers

Christian V. McOmber Named Super Lawyers Rising Star

March 19, 2018
Christian V. McOmber has been selected as a Rising Star for 2018 through Super Lawyers, which marks his third consecutive year achieving this honor. He received the honor as a...
Employment Lawyers

Landmark Bill in House to Overhaul Sexual Harassment Complaint Process

March 16, 2018
The House has introduced a landmark bill called the Congressional Accountability Act of 1995 Reform Act that would overhaul the existing complaint process for victims reporting workplace harassment. The bipartisan...
Employment Lawyers

New Jersey Wage Theft Rule

March 13, 2018
The Department of Labor (DOL) recently announced proposed changes to the tip regulations under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Currently, the law states that tips belong to the employees...
Employment Lawyers

Breastfeeding at Work

March 9, 2018
Working women who decide to breastfeed often face a dilemma about what to do when they are at work. A new amendment to the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (LAD)...
Employment Discrimination

Seventh-Day Adventists to Sue Kellogg’s for Religious Discrimination

March 2, 2018
Two workers at a Kellogg Co. plant in Utah are suing their employer for religious discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. When the plant shifted the work...

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