Under New Jersey common law, your employer cannot fire you in violation of a clear mandate of public policy. Such an action is a wrongful dismissal, also known as wrongful discharge or wrongful termination attorney. This means that even if your employer did not violate a specific law in firing you, it was a wrongful termination if your employer violated a clear mandate of public policy. Sources of public policy include federal and state laws, as well as professional ethics codes and industry standards.
The employment attorneys at Green Savits, LLC have extensive experience representing employees in federal and state trial and appellate courts who have been wrongfully terminated in violation of a clear mandate of public policy. Contact our wrondful termination attorney New Jersey office by completing the form on this page or calling (973) 695-7777 today. We also accept claims from clients throughout the country.
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