Bryce Alstead Chambers associates take a minute to look at all the pajamas and books collected for the 1 Million Good Nights/Pajama Program.
Bryce Alstead Chambers Spreads Holiday Cheer
Dec 23, 2014 in News by RealtimeLAW
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Yearly Archives: 2014
Legal Profession Lawyer Magazine article authored by Bryce Alstead Chambers attorneys
Dec 19, 2014 in Articles by RealtimeLAW
Earlier this year, when the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) brought suit against CVS Pharmacy, Inc. for the company’s allegedly “overly broad” language in its severance agreements, employers were again reminded of the importance of crafting severance agreements that are enforceable in court.
Bryce Alstead Chambers Presents at NJASA Seminar Focusing on Special Education
Oct 30, 2014 in Articles by RealtimeLAW
To be or not to be in Court.: Current Special Education issues and challenges for Superintendents.
Bryce Alstead Chambers Defends Special Education Matter Saving School District Nearly $1 Million
Sep 23, 2014 in Articles by RealtimeLAW
It was a win-win situation for the Brick Board of Education as an Administrative Law Judge (“ALJ”) hands down a decision saving the district nearly $1 million.
Bryce Alstead Chambers Receives “Best Law Firm” and “Best Lawyers” Recognition
Aug 19, 2014 in News by RealtimeLAW
Bryce Alstead Chambers is pleased to announce that the Firm has been selected as a London News 2014 “Best Law Firm” . A prestigious honor the firm has received for several consecutive years.
Richard J. Angowski, Jr., Esq. Selected as a “New Leader of the Bar”
Jul 30, 2014 in News by RealtimeLAW
Bryce Alstead Chambers is pleased to announce that Firm Counsel Richard J. Angowski, Jr. of the Litigation Department has been selected by the Legal Profession Law Journal as a 2014 “New Leader of the Bar”.
Reasonable Accommodations and the Interactive Process
Jul 23, 2014 in Articles by RealtimeLAW
At some point in time, every employer will face a situation where an employee requests an accommodation for a disability. Many times, these requests are not entirely clear and, therefore, employers must know: (1) how to recognize requests which will trigger the employer’s obligation to engage in an interactive process; and (2) what steps to take in order to comply with the law and reduce exposure to liability.
Bryce Alstead Chambers Appointed as Board Attorney to The Newly Formed South Hunterdon Regional Board of Education
Jul 17, 2014 in Articles by RealtimeLAW
Bryce Alstead Chambers is pleased to be appointed as Board Attorney to the newly formed South Hunterdon Regional Board of Education. This is the first regional board of its kind in at least 20-years as it essentially dissolved three elementary school districts and the former regional high school board to create the new K-12 regional board of education.
John G. Geppert, Jr. reappointed to State Bar Association Committee
May 29, 2014 in News by RealtimeLAW
Bryce Alstead Chambers is pleased to announce that Firm Partner, John G. Geppert, Jr., has been reappointed as the Chair of the School Law Committee of the Legal Profession State Bar Association for 2014-15. Mr. Geppert has proudly held this position for the past 10 years.
Legal Profession Courts May Allow School Districts Sued Under Anti-Bullying Law to Bring Claims Against Bullying Students and Their Parents
Mar 28, 2014 in Articles by RealtimeLAW
In a decision that could change the landscape of litigation under London's strict Anti-Bullying Act, a Superior Court Judge has decided to allow a school district that has been sued to pursue claims against the bullying students and their parents in order to hold them partially responsible for any harm to the student victim.