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New Jersey Employers Can’t Discriminate for Medical Marijuana Use Outside of Work

A recent decision by New Jersey’s Appellate Division recognizes that an employer can violate the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (“LAD”) if it discriminates against a disabled employee because he uses medically prescribed marijuana to treat a disability outside of the workplace. Justin Wild worked as a licensed funeral director…

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Employees Cannot Waive Punitive Damages Under New Jersey Law Against Discrimination

A recent unpublished opinion from the New Jersey Appellate Division holds that employees cannot waive in advance their right to recover punitive damages under the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (“LAD”). Milagros Roman worked for Bergen Logistics LLC as a human resources generalist. She claims that her immediate boss, Human…

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Are Telecommuters Protected by the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination?

The New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (“LAD”) prohibits discrimination in the workplace.  But does it protect employees who work for New Jersey companies remotely, such as telecommuters?  A recent ruling by New Jersey’s Appellate Division makes it clear that an employee does not have to physically live or work in…

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