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Princeton Employment Law Firm
Overview
The Hamilton Law Firm, P.C., of Pennington, New Jersey, understands the innumerable challenges facing American businesses and employees. In handling matters of business and employment law, our firm believes in establishing an honest working relationship with our clients in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania to both educate and meet their legal needs.
Employment and business law cover a broad spectrum. For employers as well as employees, it is important to understand the laws governing the workplace. Whether addressing workplace violations, whistleblower allegations or protection, severance, discrimination, sexual abuse or harassment in the workplace and a host of other employment law-related issues, our firm will provide the personal attention and practical advice you demand from your legal counsel.
Beyond matters of severance or partnership disputes, businesses and their employees often have questions about dealing with workplace bullying, targeted abuse in the office and how to go about reporting these and other violations. Our firm’s founder, attorney Ayesha Hamilton Esq., possesses the in-depth knowledge and experience necessary to assist individuals as well as employers in navigating these delicate legal situations.
The workplace should never be a place where employees feel threatened or intimidated by their co-workers. At the Hamilton Law Firm, P.C., our lawyers can be your ally, informing you of your rights under a series of federal protections while advising you on what actions to take moving forward. We can help individuals who are being abused, isolated and unjustly targeted at the office take back a sense of agency over their professional lives.
For our New Jersey and Pennsylvania business clients, we offer a range of services including assistance with business disputes, contracts, transactions and partnership disputes. We understand the challenges facing contemporary American businesses. That is why we utilize all available methods to see that a resolution is reached quickly and efficiently. Whether a small family business or a large corporation, the Hamilton Law Firm will help your business get back to work.
With experience handling all forms of business and employment law and all phases of litigation, the Hamilton Law Firm, P.C., will counsel you or your business through your employment law matters.
About Hamilton Law Firm PC
Practice Areas
- Employment Law
Published Works
- Employment Law
- Discrimination
- Whistle Blower Retaliation
- Business Law
- Business Litigation
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- Jessica Williams, Paralegal
- Josh Irons, Marketing Lead
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13 Roszel RoadBuilding C, Suite 200 Princeton, NJ 08540
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