If You’ve Just Got to Post on Facebook, Instagram or Tik Tok, at Least Think Twice By Chakeema Cruickshank, Staff Writer Social media applications such as Facebook, Instagram, or Tik Tok are a great way to connect with others, share and learn information, post...
By Chakeema Cruickshank, Staff Writer The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted many lives in more ways than one. Some effects include the impact on public health, labor, and finances. However, the uncertainty surrounding the pandemic has also shed light on discrimination....
By Chakeema Cruickshank, Staff Writer In 2020, Governor Phil Murphy signed five bills aimed at addressing the misclassification of independent contract workers. Misclassification is the practice of improperly classifying employees as independent contractors. A few...
Listen to this Blog By Joey Wapelhorst, Staff Writer Disputes between family members over the property of a loved one who has passed away can be a mix of high emotions, high stakes, and uncertainty. Bringing those disputes to court can be messy and expensive. There is...
By Joseph Marciano, Staff Writer When Governor Phil Murphy signed the stay-at-home directive on March 2020, his message to New Jersey residents was: Stay SAFE. Stay HOME. In reality, numerous women were not SAFE when this directive forced them to continuously stay...
By Joseph Wapelhorst, Staff Writer There’s a lot of attention in the business world on online creators, whose aspirations are being challenged by both predatory corporations and their own lack of preparation to be able to succeed. “Creators create,” said Danielle...
On July 14, the New Jersey Supreme Court issued a Notice to Lawyers and Public (“Notice”), which announced changes intended to fight the big backlog of residential landlord-tenant cases - after the moratorium on evictions temporarily ceased such activity for more than...
By Marissa Kindberg On June 23, 2021, Britney Spears testified to a California court requesting the termination of her conservatorship, which has been in place for over a decade. In her testimony, Ms. Spears detailed her experiences and called the conservatorship...
Listen to this Blog By Joseph Wapelhorst, Staff Writer In this digital age, protection of private information and interactions with large corporations can be important. Many websites and companies take advantage of “tech unsavvy” users’ unawareness of the risks of...
Listen to this Blog By Joseph Wapelhorst, Staff Writer The past 12 plus months have been a reminder that discrimination is not always a thing of the past. Housing discrimination in particular still thrives in many forms throughout the country. Landlords may not even...
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