All partners of the firm have handled various civil litigation matters from complex business and contract disputes to estate litigation, employment litigation and small claims court and landlord-tenant matters. If you are sued, or need to protect your legal rights in any way, it is best to have an experienced litigator represent you.
At our firm, we understand that litigation can be a daunting and stressful process, which is why we strive to provide our clients with personalized attention and support throughout the entire process. Our attorneys have a wealth of experience representing clients in a variety of civil litigation matters and are dedicated to achieving the best possible outcome for each and every client.
When it comes to civil litigation, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Each case is unique, and our attorneys work closely with clients to develop a tailored strategy that takes into account their individual needs and goals. We understand that litigation can be time-consuming and expensive, which is why we explore all possible avenues for resolving disputes, including negotiation, mediation, and arbitration.If you are facing a legal dispute, it is important to act quickly and seek the advice of an experienced litigator. The sooner you have an attorney on your side, the better your chances of achieving a favorable outcome.
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Doing some home improvement to your home, your shore house, or investment property can be exciting. You have a vision, a good contractor, and you’re... Continue reading→
Why You Should Always Remember to Read What You’re Signing
“Always read what you’re signing”: it seems like common sense advice. However, when you are in a rush or a document is tediously long, it... Continue reading→
NJ Tort Claims Notice Requirements Halt Another Plaintiff
In daily life, some rules are meant to be broken, and some are made to be strictly followed, if you don’t follow said rule you... Continue reading→
You Should Not Put Your Head in the Sand If You Are in a lawsuit
You cannot simply ignore a lawsuit brought against you because you do not want to participate or you do not know what to do. Once... Continue reading→
You Can Be Forced to Sue Outside of New Jersey
Due to the growing prevalence of Internet shopping, it is worthwhile for suppliers, retailers, and all other individuals or corporations who conduct interstate business through... Continue reading→
Recent Case Underscores Reluctance of New Jersey Courts to Award Attorney’s Fees
New Jersey follows the American Rule, which is that each party pays their own attorney’s fees no matter who wins....
Plaintiffs Must Follow Strict Time Requirements When Filing Tort Claims Against Public Entities
Plaintiffs must file a tort claims notice against public entities in New Jersey no later than 90 days after the accrual of a cause of... Continue reading→
New Jersey Landlords May be Held Liable for Criminal Acts by Others Against Tenants
A landlord who fails to take certain safety precautions, such as fixing locks in an apartment unit, may be held liable for a resulting criminal... Continue reading→
Internet Car Sale Not Subject to Suit in New Jersey Courts
A California man who sold a vintage car to a New Jersey man over the internet was found not subject to suit in a New... Continue reading→
Medical Malpractice Victim’s Claim Dismissed for Failure to Provide Timely Notice to Public Entity
In a recent medical malpractice case, the New Jersey Appellate Court held that a patient failed to file his complaint in a timely manner and... Continue reading→
Home Inspectors Subject to Liability Under NJ Consumer Fraud Act
In a recent decision, Shaw v. Shand, et al., the Appellate Court of New Jersey held that semi-professionals, such as home inspectors, can be held... Continue reading→
Independent Contractor or Employee?
The New Jersey Appellate Division recently held that The Courier-Post was not vicariously liable for the actions of its independent contractor. The independent contractor was... Continue reading→