What Sets Newark Personal Injury Lawyers Apart in Workers’ Compensation Cases
Securing rightful compensation requires guidance, and expert support ensures your case receives the proper attention.
Lawsuits & Litigation
The Silent Battle: How Injury Attorneys Forge Resilience and Restoration from the Shadows of Harm
In the intricate and often invisible battles of personal injury law, finding the right advocate can make all the difference.
How to Negotiate a Higher Car Accident Settlement Amount
Negotiating a higher car accident settlement amount requires preparation, patience, and persistence.
Federal Union Files Lawsuit to Prevent Closure of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
“CFPB employees have been placed in questionable status as they have been directed not to work but they have not been formally placed on any authorized type of leave,” the National Treasury Employees Union said. “It is substantially like that these initial directives are a precursor to a purge of CFPB’s workforce, which is now prohibited from fulfilling the agency’s statutory mission.”
Amazon Pays $3.95m to Settle D.C. Tip Theft Lawsuit
“When companies mislead customers to boost their profits by stealing tips intended for their workers, they are cheating their consumers, their employees, and their competitors who play by the rules,” D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb said.
Whistleblowing 101: Protection Laws to Know Before You Speak Up
A whistleblower attorney can help you determine what information you need to support a whistleblower claim and guide you in presenting your concerns to your employer.
Trump Administration Mounts Legal Challenge to Chicago Sanctuary City Laws
“The conduct of officials in Chicago and Illinois minimally enforcing—and oftentimes affirmatively thwarting—federal immigration laws over a period of years has resulted in countless criminals being released into Chicago who should have been held for immigration removal from the United States,” the lawsuit alleges.
Judge Bars Trump Administration from Placing USAID Workers on Paid Leave
“President Trump’s actions to dissolve USAID exceed presidential authority and usurp legislative authority conferred upon Congress by the Constitution, in violation of the separation of powers,” the lawsuit alleges.
Judge Won’t Prevent DOGE from Accessing Sensitive Data at Labor Department
“In the context of this case, disclosure of OSHA records to the leader of multiple companies with ongoing OSHA investigations presents clear risks both to workers and to the integrity of OSHA’s enforcement efforts,” the lawsuit says.
Federal Judge Puts Pause on Trump’s “Deferred Resignation” Offer to Federal Workforce
Labor unions criticized the short, nine-day resignation window provided to federal employees, with the lawsuit calling the original deadline “an arbitrary date […] selected to put maximum pressure on the federal workforce so that they would accept the offer, in many cases contrary to federal agency and federal employee interests.”