TO PREEMPT OR NOT TO PREEMPT – NEW JERSEY COURT FINDS BAN ON MANDATORY ARBITRATION CLAUSES NO LONGER ENFORCEABLE FOR SEXUAL HARASSMENT/ASSAULT CLAIMS

By Jean Schroll Knapp, Esq. In the most recent New Jersey case addressing the interplay between the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (“LAD”) and the Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”), an Essex County Judge found that, following the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act of 2021, the FAA no longer preempts Section […]

ATTENTION NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY EMPLOYERS: JERSEY CITY EXPANDS OBLIGATIONS OF PAY TRANSPARENCY IN JOB POSTINGS AND NEW YORK STATE IS POISED TO BE NEXT

By Rachel H. Khedouri, Esq. *UPDATE on December 21, 2022 – New York Governor Hochul signed S9427A/A10477 establishing a statewide pay transparency law. The new requirements will go into effect in September 2023. As we have alerted readers in prior eAlerts, a national trend has emerged to require employers to publicly disclose salary information whenever […]

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