Top Employment Lawyers in Roseland | 2 available

2 Employment lawyers are available in Roseland, New Jersey, including Caroline F. Bartlett and Mark S. Winter. These lawyers are rated between 4.0/5 to 5.0/5 and 55% provide free consultation.

Caroline F. Ba

Mark S. Winter

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New York, New York ZIP 10017 18.2 mi away 6 lawyers

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Caroline F. Bartlett

Firm: Carella, Byrne, Cecchi, Olstein Brody & Agnello, P.C.

Five Becker Farm Road , Roseland , New Jersey 07068

Practice Areas: Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Product Liability and Mass Torts, Complex Financial and Commercial Disputes, Consumer Fraud and Securities, Class Actions, Employment

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Mark S. Winter

Firm: Stern, Lavinthal & Frankenberg, LLC

105 Eisenhower Parkway , Roseland , New Jersey 07068

Practice Areas: Commercial Litigation, Zoning and Land Use, Employment, Environmental

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Friend received a legal notice from x employer as 12 months contract breach | Aug 23, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: New Jersey He was signed employemnet agreement in that one clause mentioned to work with them for 12 months and we can terminate you at any time. After 1 month later he didn't like the company then put a resignation and HR accpted it. 2 months later send a legal notice saying that you agreed to work with for a term of employment, which is in breach of your legal obligations failing to finish your term. You failed to fulfill your contract term and contractual obligations resulting in losing payment on invoices and H1 costs for which the vendor has refused to pay due to your breach. You have violated and abandoned your contractual and legal obligations.This conduct constitutes tortious interference and breach of contract Please contact me to confirm within three (3) days from the date hereof to discuss your payment of damages for your breach and conduct. What he should do the next action?
[US] Employer fired me after reaching MMI after workers comp due to not being able to accommodate permanent restrictions, filed for unemployment, employer told them I was fired for | Aug 11, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: New Jersey I was also never informed I was fired, I just found out I was fired last month. When I talked to them they just said they might not be able to accommodate my restrictions but they'll let me know when they decide. Well, on Friday I got a letter from the DOL saying they need more information about my application for unemployment and in there it said I was terminated, and my employer told them I was terminated for breaking company policy due to my permanent restrictions. Now I'm worried my unemployment application might be denied due to them never notifying I was terminated, I applied because of reduced hours since I wasn't getting any hours after being released from workers comp, but it turns out I was fired and never told.

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