If you are hired by a company as an independent contractor, it’s imperative to understand that this means there are a number of benefits that you will not be entitled to. However, if you believe that you are being treated as an employee, it can constitute misclassification, as contractors have…
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When you discover that the property you purchased or received was the result of theft, it can be incredibly nerve-wracking, especially if you learn of this through your arrest. As such, if you have been charged with possession of stolen property in New Jersey, it’s critical to understand your legal…
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When you start a new job, it can be an incredibly exciting time. Not only are you gaining important professional experience, but this also allows you the chance to grow your network. However, your excitement for this new position may fade when you are denied reasonable a religious accommodation by…
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It’s important to understand that when you are careless or reckless in your actions, it can result in the injury or even death of another person. While you may not mean to cause harm, you can still face criminal negligence charges as a result of your actions. If you are…
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If you’re like most people, you want to go to work, do your job, and leave. However, in the event you sustain an injury while on duty, it can derail your plans. As such, you may not think twice before reporting your injury. However, the last thing you may anticipate…
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If you are accused of identity theft, it basically means prosecutors have reason to believe that you impersonated another person or stole their personal identifying information. Then, they may think you fraudulently used this to obtain a benefit or service in some capacity. The last thing you may want is…
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You may have recently started a job position at a new company. Or, you may have gotten an internal promotion at your current company. Either way, you may not have a reference point for a reasonable salary, given your title, education, skillset, years of experience, etc. In this case, you…
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Although you may not initially view it this way, you must consider your probation a privilege. This court-ordered sanction allows you, as someone who has been convicted of a criminal offense, to serve your sentence outside of jail or prison. That said, you must not take this opportunity for granted…
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You may not have asked to be put in this position, but you may have found yourself at a scene where a criminal act was committed. The victim of the crime may ask for your contact information, hoping you may testify on their behalf in a future criminal trial proceeding.…
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