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NJ Workers’ Compensation Benefits Are Extent of Recovery For Experimental Nasal Spray Tester

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In the recent New Jersey Appellate Division case of Bove v. AkPharma, the Court prohibited an employee from suing his employer at common law for injuries allegedly sustained by testing an experimental nasal spray on himself at work. The New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Act (“WCA”) compensates employees for injuries that occur at work. However, the […]

What’s in that Waiver?

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A recently decided case from the New Jersey Appellate Division analyzed the waiver form a trampoline park requires before customers and their children are permitted to enter. A father electronically signed a waiver form for his son to play at the SkyZone Indoor Trampoline Park. The waiver contained standard provisions that SkyZone would not be […]

Who Decides? When Parents Disagree Over Their Child’s Funeral Arrangements

When an adult child passes away without a will or clear funeral arrangements or instructions, grief can quickly become conflict,...
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Adult Adoption Doesn’t Guarantee a Share: Lessons from the Sanzari Trust Case

Can an adult adoptee inherit under a trust that includes “adopted children”? In the Matter of the 1979 Inter Vivos...
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Are Arbitration Clauses in Wills Enforceable in New Jersey? A Look at in re Hekemian

Estate litigation is costly and emotional, so it’s no surprise that some testators try to avoid it by including arbitration...
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Undue Influence or Independent Choice? What In re Laury Teaches Us About Challenging a Will

Not every close relationship amounts to undue influence, even if someone ends up inheriting everything. In In re Estate of...
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In re Estate of Spitz-Oose: The Risk of Oral Promises in Estate Disputes

Can you enforce a promise someone made, especially if they’ve passed away and never wrote it down? That was the...
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Roik v. Roik: When Divorce and Death Collide

What happens if someone dies before their divorce is finalized, but after signing a marital settlement agreement? That’s what the...
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Supplemental Needs Trusts in New Jersey

Supplemental needs trusts (SNT), also known as special needs trusts, are a legal arrangement that allows a disabled person to...
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What the Jimmy Buffett Estate Fight Can Teach Families

Know what’s definitely not a cheeseburger in paradise? A drawn-out legal battle between family and trusted advisors. Yet that is...
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Revocable Trusts vs. Irrevocable Trusts: What is the Difference?

Both revocable and irrevocable trusts are used in estate planning, but they serve different purposes and offer different advantages and...
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What Is New Jersey Medicaid Planning?

New Jersey Medicaid planning is a legal and financial strategy designed to help individuals qualify for Medicaid benefits while preserving...
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Understanding the Medicaid Look-Back Period in New Jersey

If you’ve started researching Medicaid planning, you’ve likely come across the term of the Medicaid look-back period in New Jersey....
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