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Judge Says No to Microsoft Class Action Lawsuit  

July 24, 2018
Last month, a federal judge shot down a move to have a three-year-old gender discrimination lawsuit against Microsoft expanded into a class action case. The case began in 2015, when...
Employment Lawyers

Stronger Measures to Protect Hotel Workers

July 20, 2018
Sexual harassment in the hospitality industry continues to be a problem throughout the country. With most hotel housekeepers being female and working alone cleaning rooms, these employees have been particularly...
Retaliation

Mountainside Police Department Harassment Lawsuit  

July 17, 2018
Six Mountainside, New Jersey police department employees recently served the borough with a 45-page complaint, alleging harassment and other offensive behavior in the police department, going back decades. Five male...
Employment Lawyers

Pregnancy Discrimination Lawsuit

July 10, 2018
Big law firms, like any other type of employer, are not immune to accusations of gender discrimination. In California, a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit filed against a well-known, large Northern California...
Retaliation

Hostile Behavior Directed at Gay Employee Prompts Title VII Claim

July 6, 2018
Nestle Waters is the latest employer to face a sexual harassment lawsuit in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. According to a complaint filed in...
Employment Lawyers

Task Force on Employee Misclassification

July 3, 2018
Employers typically have a wide range of legal responsibilities with respect to their workers, from offering health care or unemployment insurance to providing adequate protections from workplace discrimination or dangerous...
LGBTQ

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Baker Who Turned Away Gay Couple

June 29, 2018
The Supreme Court recently ruled in favor of a Colorado baker who refused to sell a cake to a gay couple. Justice Anthony M. Kennedy’s majority opinion hinged on the...
Employment Lawyers

Sexual Harassment Inside New Jersey’s Restaurants

June 26, 2018
Recently, NJ Advance Media collected and published the stories of several women who were victims of sexual harassment at work. The restaurant industry tied corporate jobs for second place for...
Sexual Harassment

East Orange Police Department Facing Multiple Lawsuits

June 22, 2018
Attorneys at McOmber McOmber & Luber, P.C. are proud to represent several police officers in their case against the East Orange Police Department. The Plaintiffs’ claims include allegations of sexual...
Employment Lawyers

Supreme Court Bans Employee Class Action Suits

June 19, 2018
The U.S. Supreme Court recently issued a significant decision involving the right of employees to file class action lawsuits against their employers. By blocking class action lawsuits by employees who...
Employment Lawyers

Rutgers Professor Accused of Sexual Harassment

June 15, 2018
Rutgers University has been investigating sexual assault allegations against one of its professors at the Newark campus since November 2017. A 29-year-old graduate student claims that she was sexually assaulted...
Employment Lawyers

Former Uber Employee Suing for Sexual Harassment

June 12, 2018
A former Uber engineer claims that she was sexually harassed, discriminated against based on her sex and race, and subject to retaliation while working for the company. Many aspects of...
Employment Lawyers

Alleged Sexual Harassment Cover-Up at New Jersey Catholic School

June 8, 2018
Bergen Catholic High School in Oradell, New Jersey, is facing a lawsuit filed by a former member of the school’s wrestling team. In his 12-count lawsuit, the student alleges he...
Retaliation

False Accusation Leads to Wrongful Termination

June 5, 2018
A former manager for Chipotle Mexican Grill has been awarded $8 million after having been fired for allegedly stealing $626 in cash. The woman had been employed by Chipotle for...
Employment Lawyers

Classification of Court Reporters

June 1, 2018
New Jersey companies that provide court-reporting services are claiming that the state Department of Labor (DOL) targeted them with audits in order to persuade them to change court reporters’ status...
Employee Classification

New Jersey Employee Misclassification Task Force

May 29, 2018
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has signed an executive order that will establish a Task Force on Employee Misclassification. Governor Murphy signed the executive order at the Apprentice Training Center...

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