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Common law fraud is one of the most commonly claimed intentional torts in civil litigation cases. States throughout the country have enacted various fraud laws. Common law fraud, however, is a...

After an accident, determining who is responsible for your injuries can be challenging, especially when a government or state entity may be involved. If you believe a public entity is liable, it’s...

Imagine that you have been involved in an accident that has caused you serious injuries due to the negligence of another party. However, the pain you are now suffering from is not something entirely...

One of the most common questions we hear as bankruptcy attorneys is whether a married couple should file together. The unfortunate answer, as always is “it depends.” Very often, married couples will...

One of the most common mistakes debtors will make prior to filing for bankruptcy is attempting to pay off certain debts. Even worse, we will often see debtors attempting to offload property so as to...

Being served with a lawsuit in New Jersey can be overwhelming and stressful. Whether the lawsuit is unexpected or something you saw coming, knowing how to respond is crucial. This guide will help you...

When filing for bankruptcy, a debtor must disclose all information regarding their personal assets, liabilities, accounts, and just about any information that may be pertinent to determining what...

What happens when a plaintiff has some fault for the happening of an accident.  Many times, both sides share some of the blame. New Jersey is a partial comparative negligence state. Understanding it...

At our law firm, we take a unique approach to case preparation that sets us apart from the competition. Rather than relying on traditional methods alone, we bring a collaborative and immersive...

Facing financial hardship can lead to considering bankruptcy as a solution, and timing is crucial. In New Jersey, a typical Chapter 7 bankruptcy wraps up within 90 days. This blog will guide you...