Gig Workers Without a Safety Net

How the Platform Economy Is Reshaping Workers’ Compensation Claims

CCIP Coverage: Enrollment Isn't Enough

A construction subcontractor in New Jersey learned a hard lesson in March 2026: a certificate of insurance confirming wrap-up enrollment does not guarantee actual coverage. 

New Jersey's AI Workforce Crisis

New Jersey's labor market is sounding alarms. In just the first ten weeks of 2026, WARN filings reveal that 3,857 workers across the state have been affected by mass layoff notices — an 83% surge compared to the same period in 2025. 

Badges Don't Make Employees

Sanger v. Next Level Business Services — A Cautionary Tale for Gig-Economy Workers

Flames That Forged Justice

 The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire and the Birth of American Labor Rights

The Hidden Cost of the Perfect Countertop

When Beauty Becomes a Death Sentence for Workers

Undocumented Workers Win Pay Case

Lopez v. Marmic LLC is a landmark New Jersey Supreme Court decision handed down on March 19, 2026, and it sends a clear message to employers: hiring someone without work authorization does not give you a free pass to skip paying them.