Feeling ready to move forward with purchasing a home is an exciting but sometimes overwhelming experience. Even if New Jersey residents have purchased a home before, the trends and real estate market could be vastly different than the last time they made such a purchase. In cases when the real estate market is hot and sellers …
When forming a business, the details matter. Creating a comprehensive plan gives a business a strong foundation for success, but mistakes during the formation process can limit opportunities for growth. What mistakes today could lead to business trouble tomorrow? 1. Failing to investigate a potential company name When naming your company, you have a variety …
Robert J. Donaher, Esq., Of Counsel to the firm and a former Deputy Attorney General for the New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice, was recently quoted in an article in the New Jersey Law Journal/Law.com entitled, “Does Impending Public Discourse VIolate Antitrust Rules? Plaintiffs Say Yes in Big Tech Suits.” Donaher commented on lawsuits by …
When some New Jersey residents think of damages after an accident, they may think of physical harm suffered by a person or sustained by someones property. However, damages can come in many forms, including financial losses and non-economic damages. Because so much harm could come from a single event, such as a construction accident, insurance …
Business contracts do not always prevent misunderstandings or disagreements between the parties who sign them. Nevertheless, you know as a business owner that the chances are much higher of facing a serious dispute with a customer, employee, vendor or another business with whom you work if you do not have a contract in place. Strong …
Land use can be a tricky topic. Whether it is commercial or private property, most property owners want to protect their asset as much as possible. As a result, when a government agency wants to use eminent domain to seize property for a project, it is understandable that it will not sit well with everyone. …
A number of months ago we wrote about the subject of passport revocation and non-issue, in part, in these opening words: In the past history of the country, U.S. persons’ passports or their eligibility for new passports would only rarely have been impacted by Federal tax considerations and never in isolation. Not anymore. During 2018, …
