On March 20, 2024, Governor Murphy signed into law, Bill S50/A4 setting a course for future determination as to and enforcement of the longstanding Mount Laurel Doctrine, the State’s mandate for each municipality to provide its fair share of affordable housing.
The August 21st New York Times reports that a $4.7M deposit was forfeited by Roberta Campbell, ex-wife of Intuit Chairman […]
Extension of Nonresidential Development Fee Moratorium On August 24, 2011 Acting New Jersey Governor Kim Guadagno signed into law […]
On June 27, 2011 both the New Jersey Senate (S2974) and Assembly (A4221) unanimoulsy introduced legislation modifying the “Statewide Non-Residential […]
AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN NEW JERSEY We are waiting for the New Jersey Assembly to act on the Senate Bill which […]
On May 7, 2009 the New Jersey Legislature signed the Site Remediation Reform Act (SRRA) which serves to dramatically […]
A Landlord’s Lament: Lead Paint In January of 2008, the New Jersey Legislature passed a law, which has been […]
Time of Decision Or Not Time Of Decision? That Is The Question By: Stuart D. Liebman Members of the […]
On September 6, 2008 then Governor Corzine enacted The New Jersey Permit Extension Act (the “Act”) in an effort to […]