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New Jersey Employees’ Rights to Job Protection for Taking Disability and Family Leave Expanding Significantly

On July 17, 2026, employees who work in New Jersey will have significantly greater rights to take family or medical […]

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 […]