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Unemployment Compensation Responsibility

By Rachel Lilienthal Stark on September 1, 2004
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Hasson v. Board of Review

New Jersey Court of Appeals finds that a corporation is still responsible for unemployment compensation purposes until it is dissolved or files for bankruptcy. In this matter, the corporation of which plaintiff was the sole shareholder, director, and officer, was not dissolved until more than a year after he filed his claim for unemployment compensation, and three years after he ceased operations. As such, the plaintiff’s claim was properly denied.

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Rachel Lilienthal Stark is a member of the Banking & Financial Services, Business & Corporate, Intellectual Property and Non-Profit Organization Groups. Ms. Stark concentrates her practice in the representation of start-up and emerging companies and non-profit organizations on a variety of issues including…

Rachel Lilienthal Stark is a member of the Banking & Financial Services, Business & Corporate, Intellectual Property and Non-Profit Organization Groups. Ms. Stark concentrates her practice in the representation of start-up and emerging companies and non-profit organizations on a variety of issues including corporate formation, financing, franchising, licensing, acquisitions, executive compensation, equity compensation plans, employment agreements, real estate and intellectual property law. Ms. Stark also represents lenders in commercial loan transactions.

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    New Jersey Law Blog
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