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The phone rings a day or two after a collision on Route 4, Route 3, the Parkway, or a busy intersection in downtown Paterson or Newark. The voice on the other end is polite, professional, and sounds...

Dealing with the loss of a loved one is an emotionally devastating experience. Families naturally expect that the administration of an estate will be handled with integrity, transparency, and...

In a New Jersey workers’ compensation case, “permanency” refers to the final phase of a claim where an injured worker is evaluated for a financial monetary award due to a lasting, permanent loss of...

When litigating personal injury and employment-related torts in New Jersey, defendants frequently move for summary judgment on direct negligence claims, such as negligent hiring or negligent...

Voluntarily dismissing your Chapter 13 bankruptcy does not necessarily end the bankruptcy court's authority. Here's what debtors and creditors need to know.

When a Chapter 13 repayment plan is confirmed, many debtors understandably believe their case is settled. Likewise, creditors often assume the confirmation order is the final word. In most...

When a Chapter 11 bankruptcy estate has enough assets to pay every creditor in full—and still has money left over, how is the Chapter 11 trustee compensated? The answer is more nuanced than many...

The shift toward remote and hybrid arrangements has fundamentally rewritten the rules between New Jersey employers and their staff. For HR professionals and in-house counsel, this reality brings a...