Parties in New Jersey are permitted to charge relatively high rates of interest in many transactions. In the state, there […]
Parties in New Jersey are permitted to charge relatively high rates of interest in many transactions. In the state, there […]
The Ridgewood News recently ran an article on our client, Garden Homes’ project, The Dayton, in Ridgewood, New Jersey. The […]
On Friday, Gov. Christie signed into law two bills that our clients, family and friends may find important. The first […]
Are you looking to start-up a business and seeking loans from friends and family? Be forewarned that this simple transaction […]
The Ridgewood News recently ran an article on our own Jim Delia and his work in Haiti with the YMCA sponsored […]
The August 21st New York Times reports that a $4.7M deposit was forfeited by Roberta Campbell, ex-wife of Intuit Chairman […]
If you’ve followed some of the recent land use exploits of our office, you know that the new Time of […]
The Offer of Judgment Rule is a mechanism useful to both Plaintiffs and Defendants in order to leverage settlement of […]
On May 5, 2011, a huge hole in the Municipal Land Use Law was finally closed when the Time Of […]
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection will start enforcing the “Waiver Rule” (N.J.A.C. 7:1B) as of August 1, 2012. […]