Where’s My Paycheck?
Oregon laws require that employers pay employees at least once every 35 days. Oregon law also dictates that employees should...
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Anti-Discrimination Law and Individual Rights in New Jersey (NJLAD)
Discrimination occurs when an individual receives unfair treatment due to legally-protected characteristics. The New Jersey Law Against Discrimination offers nearly...
Child Labor Laws Around the World
Even in today's modern world, an estimated 168 million children still remain trapped in child labor, several of them for...
Arizona Foreclosure Law – What Happens With My Second Mortgage When The First Mortgage Forecloses
Its no secret that thousands of people around the country and in Arizona are losing their homes to foreclosure. One...
Getting Legal Representation When You Aren’t Getting Paid for Your Work
They can go over the situation with you and let you know if you have a case. If you do,...
Managing Staff – “What Exactly Does ‘Pay & Conditions’ Mean in Employment?
A frequently-asked question when it comes to managing staff is: "We always hear about following the law in terms of...
Top 10 Tips From Illinois Overtime Lawyers
The following is related to Illinois law only and is compiled from our conversations with various Illinois labor attorneys. 1....
Have You Been Retaliated Against? – Some Helpful Pointers
United States federal law prohibits employers from discriminating against employees on the basis of race, gender, national origin, religion, age...
Role of a Real Estate Lawyer Know Their Role When Buying or Selling a Home
Role of a Real Estate lawyer First your lawyer will send you a letter outlining what documentation he or she...
Are You Entitled to Law Enforcement Officer Retirement?
The issue of Law Enforcement Officer (LEO) Retirement is on the minds of many federal employees as they make decisions...