Wyckoff, NJ
Lawsuits and disputes Lawyer at Wyckoff, NJ
Practice Areas: Lawsuits & Disputes, Business ... +2 more
By: Peter J. LamontNew Jersey Business Personal Law AttorneyLaw Offices of Peter J. Lamont Last October, business owners in Seaside, New Jersey found themselves in the crosshairs of the perfect storm...
See Full GuideGood advice for all consumers but especially so for someone contemplating the purchase of real estate - in particular a house - new or preowned.You want to protect your investment.Your mortgage holder ...
See Full GuideNew Jersey business and personal law attorney, Peter J. Lamont, Esq. explains how attorney television and radio advertisements concerning contingency fees can be misleading. This video explains what an...
See Full GuideWe have all heard the word "negligence", but what does it mean in a legal sense and how does it apply in a lawsuit? New Jersey business and personal law attorney Peter J. Lamont, Esq.explains....
See Full GuideThere was a timewhen a contract was not legally binding unless all of the parties involved sat down, reviewed the agreement, then signed and dated it in front of witnesses. Today, such formal contract ...
See Full GuideIn general municipalities have various immunities, protections and requirements that can affect your recover as a plaintiff in a personal injury action. In a recent case against Pine Hill Municipal Ut...
See Full GuideIt is important that when you discuss your financial situation with your bankruptcy attorney that you are completely honest with him or her. We have seen that over the past year the number of bankruptc...
See Full GuideNegligence is a term that is often thrown around. However, negligence in the legal sense has a specific meaning. Negligence is essentially the deviation by an individual or business from the accepted s...
See Full GuideIt may seem hard to believe but since 1986 when the original Electronic Communications Privacy Act became law, no changes to email privacy law have been made. Under the 1986 law, law enforcement or ot...
See Full GuideBusinesses and individuals who have incurred expenses and performed services for others but have not entered into a formal contract may still be able to recover monies under a theory of quasi-contrac...
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