NJ Employers: New COVID Mandates…….
On Wednesday Governor Murphy issued Executive Order 192 which requires employers to take certain measurers related to COVID19. Among the [...]
Lead Paint Pubic Nuisance – Back in Senate Environment
On Monday October 19, 2020 the Senate Environment Committee will again hear Senate Bill 697, sponsored by Senator Teresa Ruiz [...]
NJCJI Hosts Webinar on Independent Contractor Rule Proposal
On Thursday NJCJI hosted a webinar for the business community outlining the US Department of Labor’s proposed regulations which would [...]
Another Day, Another Attack on Arbitration in NJ Legislature
On Thursday NJCJI testified before the Assembly Higher Education Committee in opposition to A-4407. The bill prohibits students at a [...]
Who “Speaks for the Commissioner” when it comes to NJ Wage & Hour enforcement?
Under New Jersey law, “no employer” may be held liable for “failure to pay minimum wages or overtime compensation” if [...]
USDOL Proposes Clarification of Independent Contractor Test Under FLSA
Last week the US Department of Labor announced a proposed rule to define independent contractor under the Fair Labor Standards [...]
When Does the Governor’s Exercise of Emergency Powers Become a “Taking”?
As Governor Philip D. Murphy issued Executive Order after Executive Order during the COVID-19 pandemic, restricting where residents can and [...]
Thank You Alida!
Alida Kass, NJCJI Friday, September 25th was Alida Kass’ last day as President and Chief Counsel of NJCJI. The entire [...]
Lead Paint Public Nuisance Legislation Held in Senate Environment
The Senate Environment Committee considered S697, legislation that would dramatically expand public nuisance doctrine this week. After considering testimony from [...]
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