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Petrosino v. Ventrice, A-0020-13T1 (August 27, 2015) A “psychological impairment” may be so intertwined with a physical condition of the property that it must be disclosed. BACKGROUND The Seller and...
See Full GuideNot Happy With Your Contractor? You Have Options. You signed a home improvement contract. You paid the contractor. He seemed reliable when you first met him. Now you're not so sure. The work is not do...
See Full GuideSince Hurricane Sandy, many invalid construction liens have been filed against local homes. When discussing consumer protection laws in New Jersey, the conversation typically revolves around the Cons...
See Full GuideIn the wake of Hurricane Sandy, the primary consumer protection concern in our area has been home improvement fraud. As discussed in previous posts, the Consumer Fraud Act ("CFA") is the primary consum...
See Full GuideUnder the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act, one commits an act of consumer fraud in any one of three ways: (1) affirmative misrepresentations, (2) knowing omissions, and (3) certain regulatory violations....
See Full GuideBankrutpcy Court Rules That A Judgment Under The New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act May Be Discharged In Bankruptcy. In re Alteiri, 2012 Bank. LEXIS 3843 20 August 2012 The New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act ...
See Full GuideWhen buying a parcel of property or a home, most people believe that the searches that they receive from the title insurance company are performed for the buyer and are meant to assure the buyer that t...
See Full Guide(1) What is consumer fraud? Consumer fraud is "any unconscionable commercial practice, deception, fraud, false pretense, false promise or misrepresentation" in connection with the sale of goods, ser...
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