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Lisa Fried-Grodin named to 2026 Super Lawyer List for Employment and Labor Law

Fried-Grodin Employment Law is proud to announce that Lisa Fried-Grodin, owner of the firm, employment lawyer, mediator and workplace investigator, […]

Evolving AI Issues Affecting the Workplace

Employment attorneys, including Fried-Grodin Employment’s Lisa Fried-Grodin, discussed a variety of evolving issues affecting the workplace at the New York […]

Lisa Fried-Grodin will be a Panelist at the 2026 Employment Law Conference

Lisa Fried-Grodin will be speaking on Preventing Employment Issues-Best Practices for Employee Policies and Handbooks in 2026 and Recent Developments […]

Should you sign a severance or separation agreement?

There is no right answer for everyone. Here are important things to consider before making this decision. 1. Take your […]

When an Employee Needs an Accommodation, The Interactive Process Really Does Need to Be Interactive

When an employee sends in a note from their doctor with restrictions, the federal Americans with Disabilities Act and many […]

Lisa Fried-Grodin named to Top Lawyer in Essex County, NJ Lists

Fried-Grodin Employment Law is thrilled to announce that Lisa Fried-Grodin, owner of the firm, has been named to Morris & […]

Lisa Fried-Grodin named to the 2025 NJ Super Lawyers

I was named to the 2025 NJ Super Lawyers list For Employment and Labor Law for the 13th year in […]

EEOC’s Shifting Agenda: Focusing on Protecting American Workers and Away from Gender Identity

The EEOC is stepping up its investigation and enforcement efforts to protect American workers from Anti-American national origin discrimination. In […]

New Year Brings New Employment Laws

As we usher in the new year, this is the perfect time to get informed about recent changes in federal, […]

FTC Noncompete Ban Stopped in Its Tracks … For Now 

The Federal Trade Commission is prohibited from enforcing its rule to ban most noncompete agreements, which was slated to go […]

Texas Federal Court Just Blocked the DOL New Salary Requirements for Exempt State Employees in Texas, What Does the Future Look Like for Other Employers Across the Country? 

On Friday, a federal court in Texas ruled that the U.S. Department of Labor exceeded its authority in creating a […]

Don’t Rush to the Beach Before You Hear Whether Salaries for Exempt Employees are Going up July 1!

The countdown has begun! It’s two business days before the U. S Department of Labor’s proposed new salary thresholds for […]