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When we speak of “bullying” in everyday language, we think of someone who
intentionally does something to harm another. But New Jersey’s Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights says nothing about intent. Consequently, it is not uncommon for parents to be notifi...

Having a child who has been the victim of school bullying can be scary and stressful.  It can also be scary and stressful to have a child be accused of HIB (harassment, intimidation, and bullying).  An incident of alleged HIB always involves certain...

Between 1999 and 2015, every state in the country passed a school anti-bullying law, as studies emerged confirming the negative health effects of school bullying.  New Jersey was an early state to join the trend, originally passing an anti-bullying l...

Public officials in Morris County may be liable for a violation of the First Amendment by selectively enforcing Governor Murphy’s Executive Order 148 against the organizer of a small pro-business rally on May 30 while tolerating larger Black Lives Ma...

Legalized discrimination against LGBT people is dying, thanks in part to the efforts of

the federal government’s employment discrimination watchdog agency, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Well before the Supreme Court banned employment di...