Civil · Unpaid wages and invoices
If you were an employee, New Jersey’s wage laws and the Department of Labor’s wage-claim process may help you recover pay you earned. If you were a freelancer or a small business with an unpaid invoice, a clear demand letter is often the first step, followed by Small Claims or Special Civil Part if needed.
I take all matters based on my case load and whether the case resonates with me. A meeting alone does not establish an attorney-client relationship. That relationship begins only after I have accepted the case and we have both signed a written retainer agreement.
I also work with small businesses. Before I take a wage or invoice matter, I run a conflict check. I will not take a claim against an employer or business I represent.
Published fees
Each fee below is my attorney fee for the scope listed, and it binds for that scope. Court filing fees, service of process, court-officer fees, and other third-party costs are extra. They are paid to the court or the provider, not to me. If your matter would entail more than a flat fee, I tell you in writing before any added work, and nothing changes unless you agree.
$175flat
One demand letter to one employer or client, on my letterhead.
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Not included
$550flat
For employees: I prepare your wage claim to the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development, with a written guide to the process.
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Not included
Beyond the flat fee
A hearing appearance is hourly at $275/hour through December 8, 2026, then $350/hour, with a written retainer. Time is billed in tenths of an hour.
On the drafting-only fees, you remain the self-represented (pro se) party. You file the papers and appear yourself unless we sign a separate written retainer for an appearance.
Published discounts apply to these attorney fees, not to court or third-party costs.
A free 30-minute phone consultation is available by appointment at 732-606-4516. A call does not establish an attorney-client relationship.
Writing this office, filling out a form, sending documents, or meeting with me does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not mean I have accepted your matter. A meeting alone does not establish an attorney-client relationship. An attorney-client relationship begins only after I have accepted the case and we have both signed a written retainer agreement. Until then, do not send confidential information you need protected. This website is not the contract.
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