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Our Brick Township employment lawyers represent employees in all areas of employment law throughout the state of New Jersey. The Brick Township sexual harassment lawyers of Smith Eibeler represent employees, residents and individuals who work in Brick Township and Ocean County in claims of sexual harassment, disability discrimination, reasonable accommodations, FMLA, age discrimination, wrongful termination, hostile work environment, breach of contract, race discrimination, equal pay violations, severance agreements, non-compete litigation, and wage payment violations. Our lawyers provide individuals with advice and counsel in connection with legal employment disputes, as well as representation in employment lawsuits brought against employers.

Our office is located in Monmouth County at the Bell Works building in Holmdel, New Jersey, conveniently located within one mile off the Garden State Parkway at Exit 114.

Brick Township

Brick Township (also commonly known as Bricktown) is located in northern Ocean County, New Jersey, bordering Monmouth County to the south. Brick Township is approximately 32.315 square miles with 6.6 square miles of water. The township’s beaches are located on the Barnegat Peninsula which is a narrow piece of land that separates Barnegat Bay from the Atlantic Ocean.

The township was incorporated on February 15, 1850 by way of a legislative act. Portions of Dover Township (now Toms River Township) and Howell Township were used to create Brick Township, named after Joseph Brick, owner of Bergen Iron Works that was located on the Metedeconk River. Later, portions of Point Pleasant Beach, Bay Head, Lakewood Township, Mantoloking, and Point Pleasant Boro were added to Brick Township.

In the 2010 Census, Brick Township had a population of 75, 012, with a population density of 2,919.4 per square mile. There are 29,842 households with a median income of $65,129.00 per household. Brick Township also home to many retirement communities.

Brick Township has earned the title of “America’s Safest City” throughout the early 2000s, according to the Morgan Quinto survey. Brick Public Schools service 9,893 students, according to the 2011-2012 school year enrollment. This school system is known for their special education programs and draw many parents of special needs children to move to this area.

Brick Township has various parks, beaches, golf courses and a marina. A few notable areas are Brick Township Reservoir, Lake Rivera Park, Forge Pond Golf Course and Trader’s Cove Marina. There are two yachts clubs in town; Shore Acres Yacht Club and Metedeconk River Yacht Club.

Brick Township is home to many restaurants and businesses. Restaurants in Brick township include River Rock Restaurant and Bar, Rainbow Diner and Villa Vittoria. One of the largest employers located in Brick Township is Ocean Medical Center, which is part of Meridian Hackensack Health System.

Famous people from Brick Township include Kirsten Dunst, an actress known for her roles in Spiderman and Bring it On; Major League baseballers, Hank Borowy and Jack Martin; NFL athletes, Garrett Graham and Art Thoms; Rutgers baseball player Jeffrey Pierce, Sportscasters Tom McCarthy and John Sadak; Jim Dowd of the National Hockey League and UFC fighter Nick Catone.

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We had a wrongful termination issue combined with a denial of unemployment insurance. Chris Eibeler was our primary attorney. His partner Bob Smith also consulted and gave us good advice. They were both so kind, caring, and professional. They guided us though a very tough time and a positive outcome versus a prior employer. They were also able to reverse our denial of unemployment insurance. I cannot recommend Smith and Eibeler highly enough. The entire staff is very professional, personable, and caring. Tom Wilson
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I went to Smith Eibeler LLC for a last minute unemployment matter. Chris, Diane and his staff were very professional and easy to talk to. They provided knowledgeable insight and also kept me in the loop with the what was happening. I would not hesitate to go to him again. John Jung
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Chris Eibeler (and the whole team) is very knowledgeable in all aspects of employment/unemployment here in NJ. They break down the most difficult aspects of the law, which allows you to conceptualize and better understand the complexities of the NJ Labor & Employment system. Smith Eibeler should be your first call regarding any Employment, workforce, or Labor questions here in New Jersey. I highly recommend them. Brian Allen
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I approached Chris Eibeler regarding an unemployment case in early 2016. Him and his staff are some of the most professional people I have ever dealt with. The process took a while, but his approach to hard questioning helped me win my case. He knows how to get the job done and I am glad I went to him. I would recommend him to anyone in the future who asks for a lawyer. Thank you Chris! Tim F.
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I highly recommend the office of Smith Eibeler for employment related issues, particularly anything related to restrictive covenants or post-employment contracts. I found Smith Eibeler via the web and cannot believe how fortunate I am to have found them. My case was handled by Bob Smith who represented me in a potential lawsuit by my former employer for violation of a post-employment contract (not a restrictive covenant per se). Bob was professional, friendly, understanding, and above all extremely helpful. Bob helped me avoid a lawsuit and was extremely knowledgeable in this field. I was thoroughly impressed with his prowess. Hopefully I will never have a legal issue related to employment again, but if I do, I will not hesitate to retain Smith Eibeler again! Gavin Tully

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