The Editorial Board Got it Wrong: Restrictive Covenants Always Hurt Workers The Law Journal’s Editorial Board recently wrote (in a commentary titled “Valid Reasons for Non-compete Clauses” that, in essence restrictive covenants are not that...
A Clifton woman agreed to a $4.2 million settlement on June 29 in Yarrish v. Hines, an Essex County suit over a crash that killed her baby daughter and left her severely injured. Jamie Yarrish was driving on west-bound Route 3 in Clifton on Aug. 25, 2020, when her...
Evan Goldman Selected by NJ Transit 2 Law Firms to Mediate a Case Resulting in $8M Settlement. Evan Goldman was selected by NJ Transit and by both the Kline and Specter law firm and the Saltz, Mongeluzzi and Benedesky law firm, to mediate cases that resulted in an 8...
Academy Bus defrauded NJ Transit for $15 million in missed bus trips, attorney general says A company that contracts bus services with NJ Transit has been accused by the Office of the Attorney General of running no-show buses, perpetrating a fraud scheme of more than...
Former NJ Walmart worker sues, says she was fired for reporting social distancing violations A former employee at the Walmart store in Garfield says she lost her job after calling police in May to report that the store had exceeded capacity limits set due to the...
