Insights

We recently blogged about changes in the law concerning equal pay for women. See, U.S. Soccer Team Sues for Equal Pay, March 11, 2019. This included advice concerning steps to take by employers to... Read More >

Mark Twain, upon learning his obituary was mistakenly published, wrote that the reports of his death are greatly exaggerated. The same can be said about arbitration agreements. In 2018, New York... Read More >

By Andrew R. Bronsnick It’s mandatory in New Jersey that all employers not covered by federal programs offer some form of compensation to injured workers. Learn more about these regulations and how... Read More >

On June 26, 2019, United States District Court Judge Denise Cote, Southern District of New York, held in Latif v. Morgan Stanley & Co., LLC, et al., No. 1:18-cv-11528 (S.D.N.Y. June 26, 2019),... Read More >

By Andrew R. Bronsnick Anyone involved in a car crash has emotional and psychological effects to consider, as well as legal and financial issues. Here’s why a caring and experienced lawyer is a... Read More >

In early January, Governor Phil Murphy and Democratic leaders of the Legislature struck a deal that would raise the minimum wage to $15.00 per hour in New Jersey. On Monday, February 4, Governor... Read More >

Pot for Spot?: Legal Issues Surrounding the Treatment of Veterinary Patients with Cannabis California has become the first state to give veterinarians the legal protection to discuss medicinal... Read More >

Independent Contractor or Employee: What’s the Difference? It’s a vexing question for practice owners: How do you classify a potential new veterinarian who is joining your practice? Is... Read More >

When Two-Legged Epidemics Reach Our Four- Legged Friends: Veterinarians and the Opioid Crisis It is common knowledge that an opioid epidemic has been sweeping the nation, but many veterinarians do... Read More >