In our regularly updated blog, we discuss a range of topics related to employment law and business disputes. If you’re an employee, learn what to do if you’ve been unfairly discriminated against, accused of violating a non-compete or confidentiality agreement, or received an inadequate severance package after losing your job. If you’re a business owner, learn what your options are when you’re dealing with cases involving antitrust, intellectual property, cybersecurity, consumer fraud, contract disputes, or pending litigation.
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Medical Marijuana in the Workplace: You Have Protections If You Are a Registered User If you use marijuana for medicinal purposes and are a registered patient, you cannot be fired or otherwise penalized for a positive drug test. -
August 2021 Lawyer Pilots Bar Association Meeting Update Aviation Law Attorney Frank Steinberg returns from the first meeting of the Lawyer Pilots Bar Association since early March of 2020. -
Take These Steps to Protect Your Valuable Intellectual Property Is your company’s most valuable property—ideas, code, schematics, prototypes—protected from theft? We can help you legally protect your intellectual property. -
Aviation Law Attorney Frank Steinberg Quoted in Article About the Impending Loss of Flying W Frank Steinberg was recently quoted in an article about the impending loss of Flying W as a part of New Jersey’s dwindling airport infrastructure. -
What a Good Severance Package Looks Like How do you know the severance package you are offered when you are being terminated is fair? We share terms that you should look for before signing. -
Understand Federal Antitrust Laws So You Can Avoid Violations You might not think you have to worry about violating antitrust law, but do you know what those laws cover? Learn how to protect your New Jersey business. -
Flight of Two Pilots have a saying that aviators don’t “die;” they “fly west.” It’s an expression that goes back to the Allied pilots of World War I. -
Good and Bad Ways for Companies to Deal With Mail Delays The pandemic has created unprecedented delays in mail delivery. We take a look at examples of good customer service and a tone-deaf response to this problem. -
NJ Jury Trials to Resume by September 2020 In an effort to clear the backlog of cases, the New Jersey court system will begin scheduling in-person trials in September of 2020. We look at some concerns. -
Pandemic, Rising Unemployment, Terminations, and Severance Agreements These are difficult times, but that does not mean you should be rushed into accepting a severance package if your company is letting you go. See how we can help. -
Sales Representation Protection Act does Not Apply to Direct Employees As a direct employee who works on commission, you are not entitled to protections under the Sales Representative Protection Act, but you still have protections. -
Updated EEOC Position on COVID-19 as of March 27, 2020 Attorney Frank Steinberg provides a link to the EEOC's webinar about Covid-related issues and offers his tips for getting the most out of watching it.