What is confusing to many litigants is that even after filing suit or being sued, they often are compelled, by […]
What is confusing to many litigants is that even after filing suit or being sued, they often are compelled, by […]
Employment manuals or handbooks can be a sword or shield, depending on whether you are an employee or employer but, […]
Imagine that you are back in school. You have taken a particular class or course for the whole year, semester […]
It appears that the state of flux concerning New Jersey’s affordable housing obligation will continue. On October 8, 2010, the […]
The lawyers of W J & L remained busy, both personally and professionally, in the last year. Let’s start with […]
With all of the bad economic news we have faced in recent years, one glimmer of hope remains: The lowest […]
The landscape continues to change around the new Site Remediation Reform Act (“SRRA”). You may recall prior Legal Update discussions […]
With unemployment rates at their highest levels in a quarter of a century, one hot button topic in today’s economic […]
Experts are telling us the recession is over, and it very likely is, at least by the numbers. Eight months […]
Just last summer, the statewide Nonresidential Development Fee Act was enacted on July 17, 2008. The Act preempted any municipal […]