Can You Sue Your Employer for an Unpaid Bonus?
Learn when you can sue your employer for unpaid bonuses in New York. Understand discretionary vs non-discretionary bonuses and your legal rights under state law.
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10 articles by Jason Tenenbaum, Esq.
NY Wage and Hour Laws
New York wage and hour law updates: 2025 minimum wage changes, compliance strategies, and avoiding costly violations.
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New York’s “Spread of Hours” Rule
Learn how New York's spread of hours law affects worker pay. Expert insights on calculating extended workday compensation and compliance.
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Stop Wage Theft: Reclaim Your Earned Pay
Learn how to identify and fight wage theft, understand your legal rights, and take action to recover unpaid wages in New York.
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Lost Wages Claims in New York: Avoiding Job Abandonment Pitfalls
Learn how to protect your lost wages claim in New York personal injury cases. Avoid job abandonment pitfalls with expert legal guidance. Call 516-750-0595 for help.
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Loss of Earnings
Nassau County case explores loss of earnings recovery for no-fault EUO attendance, highlighting proof challenges and deposition necessity in first-party claims.
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EUO/EBT/ Now I know how much Mr. Moshe makes!
Nassau County court case about no-fault insurance EUO lost wages claim, where plaintiff sought $10,906 for earnings lost attending deposition but revealed $2.6M income.
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Establishment of lost wages
New York courts require substantial documentation to prove lost wages in personal injury cases, creating challenges for healthcare professionals reluctant to share financial records.
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Lost wage case reinstated
Court of Appeals reverses Appellate Division ruling on lost wage claims, finding triable issues of fact exist where lower court deemed claims speculative.
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Lost wages not proven within a reasonable degree of certainty.
Court dismisses no-fault lost wages claim where unemployed plaintiff's projected income from potential job opportunity lacked reasonable degree of certainty.
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