| Shelley Levitan Adler | Edward F. Borden, Jr. |
| Carol S. Harding | Douglas F. Johnson |
| Donald A. Nogowski | Richard M. Schlaifer |
| Kristin J. Telsey |
Employment litigation has become much more common. New laws have created protection for employees in a host of circumstances. Employees may file litigation based upon claims of civil rights violations, age discrimination, sexual harassment, or breach of contract. This area of litigation is an increasingly important field, involving a complex web of statutes and regulations which govern the employer-employee relationship in the workplace.
Earp Cohn P.C. devotes a substantial amount of its litigation practice to advising its clients in this field and handling their employment-related litigation. Employment litigation covers a wide range of topics, some of which are listed below:
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Americans with Disabilities Act claims |
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Breach of contract |
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Civil rights claims |
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Defamation |
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Defense of employers in arbitrations, grievance hearings, and other ADR proceedings |
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Electronic records |
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Employee loyalty |
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Employment contracts |
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Enforcement of Employee Restrictive Covenants |
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Family and medical leave |
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Independent contractor issues |
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Intellectual property and trade secret protection |
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Intentional infliction of emotional distress |
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Invasion of privacy |
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Liability for False Employment References |
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Minimum wage and overtime |
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Noncompetition / nonsolicitation covenants and agreements |
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Sexual harassment |
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Severance |
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Unfair competition claims |
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Wage and hour laws |
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Whistleblower and retaliation |
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Work-related tort claims |
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Wrongful discharge or termination claims |
For more information or to set up a consultation, please call us at 856-354-7700, or e-mail any of our employment litigation lawyers: Shelley Levitan Adler, Edward F. Borden, Jr., Carol S. Harding, Douglas F. Johnson, Donald A. Nogowski, Richard M. Schlaifer, and Kristin J. Telsey.
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