As published by NJBIZ, March 8, 2021 By: Gabrielle Saulsbery Pandemic-related unemployment raises questions about the enforceability of non-compete agreements Of the approximately 100,000 people who remain out of work in New Jersey due to the COVID pandemic, around 20,000 are likely bound by non-compete agreements according to “Noncompete Agreements in […]
Andrew Berns Quoted In SHRM Article About Employment Law Issues Regarding The Trend Of Remote Workplace Romances
February 12, 2021Andrew Berns is featured in the SHRM article, “Workplace Romance Report: Cupid’s Arrows Are Flying” by reporter Kathy Gurchiek about employment law issues regarding the trend of remote workplace romances. Andrew explains that disclosure of such relationships is a difficult issue, adding that an employer can mandate disclosure, but people are […]
In a recent Forbes article, “How Companies Are Trying To Discourage And Detect Misconduct By Executives,” contributor Edward Segal explains that, “depending on the nature of the misconduct, a company’s image, reputation, bottom line, and relations with stakeholders can be at risk.” Patricia M. Barbarito, who represents CEOs in executive […]
Einhorn Lawyers Win Precedent-Setting Case in Appellate Division
February 5, 2021 | Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances.On January 29, 2021, Einhorn Barbarito attorneys Christine M. McCarthy, Matheu D. Nunn and Christopher L. Musmanno secured a precedent-setting appellate victory for a client who was gravely injured after being struck by a snowplow truck owned by the Township of Sparta. The decision, Lapsley v. Twp. of Sparta, ___ […]