New Jersey Employment Contract Lawyers
Experienced Bergen County Employment Contracts Attorneys Represent New Jersey Employees in All Employment Contract Matters
Ensuring a fair and accurate employment contract is invaluable for an employee. At The Epstein Law Firm, we represent employees in all employment contract matters, working to see their interests are protected.
Before signing your contract, speak to an attorney with years of experience with employment law matters. Call 201-231-7847 or contact our Bergen County law office online.
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Employment Contract Dispute Matters
Employment contract litigation can arise at any time, in a myriad of fact situations. We have years of experience litigating these cases, and whether your case involves enforcing a confidentiality agreement or a dispute over commissions, we provide knowledgeable counsel and aggressive litigation services.
Our experience with litigating employment cases permits us to also provide advice when reviewing contracts. After having litigated numerous cases involving the terms of employment contracts, we know what clauses are particularly susceptible to dispute, and we work to ensure terms are well-defined and do not create ambiguity within the contract.
A well-drafted employment contract addresses all terms of employment and minimizes risk for employees. At The Epstein Law Firm, we know when an employment contract is effective, and when it exposes employees to unnecessary risk. We ensure that the contact is drafted to the specific facts of our clients’ employment regarding:
- Terms of employment
- Job duties
- Salary
- Employee handbook matters
- Non-compete agreements
- Separation agreements
- Severance agreements
- Commissions
Get Advice From An Experienced New Jersey Employment Law Attorney. All You Have To Do Is Call 201-231-7847 To Receive Your Free Case Evaluation.
An effective employment contract can protect employees from avoidable disputes. Although disagreements may inevitably occur between employees and employers, many could be avoided by addressing key points in the contract. Having a contract reviewed by an attorney can help ensure that an employee’s interests are protected.
Our firm’s attorneys can help you before, during, and after your employment. We can advise you on litigation questions, review your contract provisions, determine if the written contract is consistent with any verbal communication, assist in contract negotiation, and protect your interests if you encounter a breach of contract issue.
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For more information about our employment law services, contact a lawyer online or call our Rochelle Park law office at 201-231-7847.
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"The Epstein Law Firm recently obtained a multi-million dollar settlement in an extremely complex and difficult financial services case. He and his team not only mastered the complex issues in the case, but also expertly handled all aspects of the negotiations. I cannot thank Michael enough for his dedication and hard work, and I highly recommend him and The Epstein Law Firm for those who need smart, creative, and aggressive lawyers who put their clients’ interests first.”
— Brian G.
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