What is the new jersey statute that defines that it is 6 month statute of limitations on no insurance?
NJSA 39:5-3 specifies 180 days (6 months) for violations of N.J.S.A. 39:6B-2 (driving without insurance). The complaint must be made to a...
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NJSA 39:5-3 specifies 180 days (6 months) for violations of N.J.S.A. 39:6B-2 (driving without insurance). The complaint must be made to a...
I agree your question is light on facts, but I believe I can reconstruct the scenario and my answer reflects my understanding of your...
You should definitely send the cease and desist letter, anyway. A local labor and employment and/or contract attorney should be able to send one...
A local Wisconsin employment lawyer will be familiar with any applicable statutory provisions as well as recent, possibly unreported case law. ...
You really should consult with a local attorney to get a better read on ALL of your available defenses to enforcement of the contract. As my...
You do not say which kind of business you are in, and whether you use a contract when working with your "clients", so my answer will cover the NJ...
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I agree with Attorneys Natoli and Burdick. First, without specifically looking at the particular quotes you want to use, it is not possible to...
The answers you have already been given are spot on. I would only add that whenever in doubt, do not hesitate to write to the manufacturer and...
As long as the advertising is not defamatory, obscene or otherwise against public policy, there is nothing illegal about distributing bags with an...
From the NJ Judiciary website at http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/civil/ : The Civil Division umbrella covers three parts of the Superior Court...