There is often a long delay between the time a salesperson earns a commission and when the commission is actually paid. If the employee leaves the company before the commission is paid, the check sometimes never gets cut.
The attorneys at Deutsch Atkins & Kleinfeldt, P.C. have helped hundreds of employees in commission disputes, including:
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As one of Northern New Jersey’s largest and most successful employment litigation law firms, we work diligently to get you the compensation you deserve.
For many sales employees, especially stockbrokers, year-end bonus pay makes up a significant portion of their annual compensation. If at year’s end those employees are no longer with the company, it can be difficult for them to collect bonus pay even if they’ve earned it. New Jersey law provides that commissions to employees must be paid, regardless of whether the employee still works for the company.
The terms of your commission payments should be set forth in your employment contract. Your employer’s failure to follow these terms constitutes a breach of contract. An employee has the right to file suit and seek the following:
Whether your case is an employer/employee matter or a complex partnership dispute, we are ready to assist you. We have extensive knowledge of the laws related to your commission dispute, so we can help you win the full compensation you have earned.
If your employer has shorted you on commissions and bonus pay, come to Deutsch Atkins & Kleinfeldt, P.C. Our attorneys serve clients in Northern New Jersey, including Hudson, Morris, Passaic and Bergen counties, and New York City. To schedule a free initial consultation, call 551-245-8894 or contact us online.