Each year, the Civil Practice Committee recommends changes to the Part I, II, and IV Court rules, which govern civil practice in the Courts of the State of New Jersey.
I cannot tell you how often someone presents themselves to our office following a contract dispute that involves a family […]
Who says land use law is boring??? The NY Times reports on Jan 8 that Kate Hepburn’s former home in Fenwick […]
The New Jersey Judicisary is providing free copies of active case records to New Jersey attorneys and pro se litigants […]
Bergen County Executive Kathleen Donovan was successful today in obtaining a Temporary Restraining Order, which restrains temporarily Paramus from “forbidding […]
In an unpublished decision just out this week entited, Street v. Hothem, App Div A-5077-10T3, the Appellate Division reaffirmed that […]
Parties in New Jersey are permitted to charge relatively high rates of interest in many transactions. In the state, there […]
The Offer of Judgment Rule is a mechanism useful to both Plaintiffs and Defendants in order to leverage settlement of […]
As attorneys who represent both individual and corporate clients, we view New Jersey’s Consumer Fraud Act as a double-edged […]
A Landlord’s Lament: Lead Paint In January of 2008, the New Jersey Legislature passed a law, which has been […]