Unemployment Appeals

Have you been let go from you job for reasons that seem suspicious or unfair? You may have grounds to file for unemployment compensation or an appeal for a denied claim.

If you have been let go from your job, you may be eligible for unemployment compensation. Even if you have been denied unemployment compensation, you still have the opportunity to appeal the decision and fight for your benefits. Unemployment compensation is a way to help you and your family financially, as you search for a new job. You deserve a chance to get back on your feet, and the attorneys at Goldman Davis Krumholz & Dillon, P.C., can help you with the appeal.

Unemployment Claims

In New Jersey, both the employer and the person seeking unemployment benefits have the right to file an unemployment appeal to the Appeals Tribunal of the Department of Labor and Workforce Development. The appeal must be filed within a specific period of time set by the DOL. Once the appeal has been filed, a hearing will be scheduled by the DOL. You may have a further right of appeal to the Board of Review and the Appellate Division.

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