Watchung, NJ
Litigation Lawyer at Watchung, NJ
Practice Areas: Litigation, Contracts & Agreements, Corporate & Incorporation
New Jersey’s federal courts are among the busiest in the nation. However, this does not mean that simply because a plaintiff sues here, the case should stay in New Jersey federal courts. A defendant...
See Full GuideIf you face civil litigation and have had a prior bankruptcy that might have covered the matter now in litigation, be absolutely sure you advise your attorney immediately. A bankruptcy discharge orde...
See Full GuideOn September 23, 2014, however, the New Jersey Supreme Court unanimously clarified that general standard and ruled that a clause in a consumer contract that seeks to require arbitration is not enforce...
See Full GuideEmployers view non-compete agreements as essential tools to protect their businesses. Employees who sign non-compete agreements should be careful about the limits of such agreements, as they are like...
See Full GuideIt has been said that the best business transaction contract is the one the parties put in a drawer and never review again – because the deal goes so well and the parties get along. Few are so lucky...
See Full GuideLitigation obligations begin well before a law suit is filed, particularly with regard to preserving evidence. Once a party reasonably anticipates litigation, a duty to preserve evidence arises. Thi...
See Full GuideOne of the options that contracting parties may consider in deciding how to resolve potential disputes is arbitration. Some believe that arbitration is a faster, less expensive and less costly way to...
See Full GuideThe New Jersey Oppressed Minority Shareholder Act, N.J.S.A. 14A-7, enables minority shareholders to protect themselves from harmful actions by majority shareholders. This issue often arises in small ...
See Full GuideThe New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act (“CFA”) may be the most powerful consumer protection act in the country. It protects consumers against fraud, misrepresentations, omissions and unconscionable commer...
See Full GuideLitigation obligations begin well before a law suit is filed, particularly with regard to preserving evidence. Once a party reasonably anticipates litigation, a duty to preserve evidence arises. Thi...
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