New Jersey Retaliation Lawyers

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New Jersey Retaliation

Lacy Employment provides strong legal representation for workplace retaliation cases across New Jersey, including Bergen, Middlesex, and Monmouth counties. Our experienced New Jersey retaliation lawyers are dedicated to protecting employee rights in various retaliation claims under CEPA, Title VII, and related laws.


If you’ve faced adverse action such as demotion, termination, reduced hours, or unfair discipline after asserting your legal rights at work in New Jersey, you may be experiencing illegal retaliation. At The Lacy Employment Law Firm, founding attorney Andrew Lacy Jr., Esq., leverages his Biglaw expertise and passion for justice to protect individuals, not corporations, against retaliation under both federal and New Jersey law.

Legal Framework: Federal & New Jersey Protections

Employees in New Jersey are safeguarded against retaliation by both federal and state statutes:

New Jersey’s whistleblower protections, including CEPA, safeguard employees who speak up about illegal or unethical conduct, shielding them from wrongful retaliation such as termination, demotion, or harassment. The Lacy Employment Law Firm.

Common Examples of Retaliation

Retaliation can take many forms, including:
If you’ve experienced any such consequences after reporting wrongdoing, you may have a valid retaliation claim.
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How Our New Jersey Retaliation Lawyers Can Help

At The Lacy Employment Law Firm, we support your fight every step of the way:

For guidance on how to navigate the internal complaint process and build a compelling case, see our EEOC Conciliation guide, The Lacy Employment Law Firm.

When Should You Contact a Lawyer?

You should consult a retaliation attorney promptly if:

Time is of the essence; don’t wait until your rights lapse.

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How to Seek Help in New Jersey

If you believe you’re experiencing workplace retaliation:

  1. Document every incident, including dates, witnesses, actions taken, and any communications.

  2. Keep records of your protected activity (e.g., emails, reports, HR interactions).

  3. File a complaint internally, and/or with the EEOC or NJ Division on Civil Rights.

  4. Contact a qualified attorney to evaluate your case and guide you through the process.

See our Employment Law page for consultation options and how we can help you forward your case.e The Lacy Employment Law Firm. 

Why Trust The Lacy Employment Law Firm?

At The Lacy Employment Law Firm, you’re not just a case, you’re a person whose rights we passionately defend.

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We take many cases on a contingency basis—so you don’t pay unless we win. Reach out and let’s see what’s possible for your situation.

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