Wyckoff, NJ
Lawsuits and disputes Lawyer at Wyckoff, NJ
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National Kitchen Bath Association Market Index Points to Better 2011 LOOKING UP IN 2011 According to the National Kitchen Bath Association (NKBA), kitchen and bath dealers are enter...
See Full GuideKitchen appliance installers should always rememebr to install anti-tip brackets. Doing so can save homeowners and their children from serious injuries and sometimes even death. Anti-tip brackets can b...
See Full GuideFor most business owners they would rather go to the dentist than hire an attorney. Attorneys have the dubious reputation as being "blood suckers", deal breakers and opportunists. Additionally, many ...
See Full GuideIncrease in Consumer Rights Practice Plaintiffs attorneys quickly focused on the potential to cash in on the new consumer protection laws. As a result, many plaintiff attorneys have devoted thei...
See Full GuideIn the past, when a kitchen or bath company was sued the allegations generally sounded in breach of contract or negligence. The defendant kitchen and bath company typically did not have to worry ...
See Full GuideBy: Peter J. Lamont, Esq. All documents in the folder should be filed in reverse chronological order (i.e., from oldest to most recent.) The documents should be secured in the folder by two-hole f...
See Full GuideBy: Peter J. Lamont, Esq. It is a well-known fact that we live in an extremely litigious society. This may be explained, in part, by the fact that never before has a generation known more about ou...
See Full GuideBy: Peter J. Lamont STATE DIFFERENCES Many state courts, including New York, have held that "pay-if-paid" clauses violate both state lien law and public policy. In particular, in order for a s...
See Full GuideThe customer is always right. From the dawn of time those five words have been the mantra of all salespeople. As salespeople nothing is more important than keeping customers happy. For example,...
See Full GuideBy: Peter J. Lamont PAYMENT CLAUSES In general, "paid-when-paid" clauses typically mean that the general contractor has to pay the subcontractor when they receive payment from the owner. These...
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