Police leadership is faced with the complexity of today’s society combined with a rising universal demand for police accountability for their actions. Over the last 35 years, if not more, police have accumulated enormous power and discretion supported by the courts.  Police unions... Read More

It is a well-established law that an outburst from a frustrated employee such as, “I won’t take it anymore. I quit”, does not amount to a resignation from employment. It is a reaction to some provocation, said in the heat of the moment. It is not a considered career-ending... Read More

The Rabbi signed eleven employment contracts with the Synagogue over his 28 years of employment as their spiritual leader. These contracts provided two months salary on termination of employment, without cause. His testimony, at trial, was that he paid no attention to the terms. He trusted his... Read More

Terminated employees are hurting. Their job loss has been catastrophic to their self-esteem, their finances, their anticipated future. In their eyes, they have suffered extraordinary damage. Many plaintiff employees do not comprehend the legal limitation of a claim for damages based, as it is,... Read More