The New Jersey Appellate Court recently held that a condominium association was not grossly negligent in a slip and fall…
When a loved one dies, their Last Will and Testament (“Will”) governs the distribution of their estate. But what happens…
James Riconda worked for US Foods, Inc. as a warehouse selector for about two years before he was fired. A…
In a recent decision, Shaw v. Shand, et al., the Appellate Court of New Jersey held that semi-professionals, such as…
If your loved one is no longer competent to make his/her own decisions, it may be necessary to appoint a…
In Cortes v. Garrard Construction Group, Inc., et al., the New Jersey Appellate Court held that the property owner, tenant,…
The New Jersey Appellate Division recently held that The Courier-Post was not vicariously liable for the actions of its independent…
If you find yourself as the Executor or Administrator of an Estate in New Jersey, it can be an overwhelming…
While it is true that injured workers in New Jersey have limited options to pursue claims against their employer, there…
In 2018, the New Jersey Appellate Division upheld a decision that a daughter, who inherited only 10% of her father’s…