Employment Law
Workplace discrimination hits harder than ever lately. Small family shops and big corporations on Long Island face a web of rules from federal, state, and
July 29, 2025
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Workplace discrimination hits harder than ever lately. Small family shops and big corporations on Long Island face a web of rules from federal, state, and
We’ve all heard the term, but what exactly constitutes workplace discrimination? At its core, it involves unfair treatment based on protected characteristics like race, gender,
Our employment lawyers can assist with such matters. December 2022 brought major changes to workplace protections for nursing mothers with the passage of the Providing
Attorneys in major cities like New York City typically log nearly 2,000 billable hours annually—roughly 36.5 hours each week. These numbers shape how legal services
How long does an employment lawsuit take? Employment disputes make up about 15% of civil cases in federal courts annually. If you’ve faced workplace discrimination,
New York treats wage theft as a criminal offense, reflecting the state’s commitment to protecting workers. For businesses and employees alike, staying informed about wage
Deciding to file a lawsuit against your employer stirs up a mix of emotions—fear, frustration, maybe even a flicker of hope. It’s a bold move,
Covert harassment is an ongoing issue in workplace environments all through-our New York, whether employers are willing to admit it or not. Six out of
Forced Arbitration Many people don’t realize that signing certain agreements can strip away their right to take discrimination claims to court. Ride-share companies like Uber
1. Introduction Pregnancy discrimination continues to affect workers across industries, creating barriers to career advancement and workplace dignity. While legal protections exist, misunderstandings about rights