Watchung, NJ
Litigation Lawyer at Watchung, NJ
Practice Areas: Litigation, Contracts & Agreements, Corporate & Incorporation
The Law Prohibits Frivolous Litigation. New Jersey prohibits frivolous litigation by statute (N.J.S.A. 2A:15-59.1) and rule of procedure (Rule 1:4-8). In essence, a party can only bring or pursue...
See Full GuideOne of the greatest burdens, expenses and challenges of litigation is discovery (information disclosure). It is costly, complex and time consuming. An issue that often arises is disclosure of tax re...
See Full GuideTake It or Leave It. Sometimes you are presented with a contract, and the other party says: “Take it or leave it. No changes.” This can happen with employment agreements, non-disclosure agreements...
See Full GuideEnforcing the Judgment. If you win a lawsuit in another state, but the losing party only has assets in New Jersey, what do you do? The Uniform Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act permits a judgment...
See Full GuideCourts Can Move Rapidly. Litigation is not always long and plodding. In an emergency, a party may seek a temporary restraining order or a preliminary injunction to get immediate aid from the court....
See Full GuideWith the expanding world economy and ballooning international transactions, we see an increase in litigation involving parties outside the United States. For any lawsuit, the plaintiff or proponent m...
See Full GuideWhy Create a Corporation or LLC? One of the main reasons that businesses form corporations or limited liability companies (“LLCs”) is to protect the true owners from liability. For example, if a cor...
See Full GuideBusiness Consumers Can Sue Under Consumer Fraud Act. The New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act (the “CFA”) can apply to business to business transactions, just as it applies to business to consumer transacti...
See Full GuideIn the recent case of Adelphia Greens II Condominium Assoc., Inc. v. Dubrovsky, 34-2-6642, the New Jersey Court of Appeals reconfirmed that condominium associations have authority under the New Jersey...
See Full GuideThe recent New Jersey case of Huston v. Lieber, App. Div. 09-2-6490, reminds contractors and homeowners of the importance of a properly drafted home improvement contract. In Huston, the Plaintiff, a...
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