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Ian Abovitz

Snow Squall Causes 40 Car Crash on I-81 in Schuylkill County, PA

A heavy snowfall with blustery winds was responsible for a crash involving as many as 40 vehicles on I-81 in Schuylkill County at about 10:30 am on Monday morning. These weather conditions are commonly known as a “snow squalls,”… more

Car Accident, Severe Weather

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Joseph Antonakakis

SEC Announces 2026 Exam Priorities: What Every Adviser Needs to Know

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) Division of Examinations (the “Division”) released its 2026 examination priorities, giving financial institutions, including investment advisers, guidance on what to expect… more

Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Data Security, Financial Institutions

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Mary Barrett

Increasing Assessments Mid-Year

When preparing a community association budget at the start of each fiscal year, boards and their managers could use a good Crystal Ball; but too often they may feel like they are using a Magic 8 Ball instead: “cannot predict… more

Assessment, Association Dues, Board of Directors, Budgets, CC&Rs

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Richard Belli

Workplace Liability When a Third Party is Negligent

When an individual suffers a work-related injury in the State of New Jersey, their employer (if the employer is self-insured), or the employer’s workers’ compensation insurance carrier is legally obligated to provide three basic… more

Duty of Care, Employer Liability Issues, Independent Contractors, Negligence, Third-Party

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Edward Berman

Ensuring Compliance for NJ Community Associations: Key Requirements and Deadlines

There are three important requirements affecting New Jersey Community Associations: Reserve Studies Compliance, the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) Compliance and Structural Integrity Compliance. Please ensure your association… more

Beneficial Owner, Community Associations, Compliance, Condominium Associations, Corporate Governance

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Vicki Beyer

AI Is Helpful - Until It Isn’t: How to Know the Limits

AI is here to stay and, in many situations, can be an amazing tool. It can help you find the fastest route to your destination, clean up your grammar, generate ideas, and even help you decide what movie to watch when everyone is… more

Artificial Intelligence, Best Practices

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J. Robert Bratman

Understanding Slip and Fall Accidents in New Jersey: What You Need to Know

As a New Jersey personal injury lawyer, I understand the devastating impact a slip and fall accident can have on your life. Whether it’s a fall in a store, a slippery sidewalk, or even a poorly maintained stairway, these… more

Bodily Injury, Damages, Liability Insurance, Negligence, Premises Liability

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Zachary Breidenbach

Commercial Foreclosures in Pennsylvania: How Deal Formation Impacts Litigation

The fact that commercial transactions can very easily become complex is not a novel statement. When financial institutions lend money to commercial entities, the basic documentation required to evidence the loan, promise to… more

Breach of Contract, Collateral, Commercial Loans, Contract Terms, Default

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Brian Carlis

[Hybrid Event] RIA Compliance and Legal Strategies Conference - December 4th, Hamilton Township, NJ

The RIA Compliance and Legal Strategies Conference is back at our offices in Hamilton, NJ. The Conference is an essential event for RIAs and IARs to gain a valuable understanding of current regulatory and compliance-related… more

Acquisitions, Artificial Intelligence, Bitcoin, Client Communication, Client Data

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Stefanie Colella-Walsh

What to Know About the Latest Updates in Ozempic and Wegovy Lawsuits

Key takeaways: The legal claims against Novo Nordisk are not about banning the drug. They are about accountability and informed consent. The core of these lawsuits is the product liability principle known as “failure to warn.”… more

Consent, Failure To Warn, Informed Consent, Liability, Manufacturers

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James Creegan

Navigating Workers' Compensation for Repetitive Stress Injuries

The term ‘repetitive stress injury’ covers a wide variety of conditions. A Repetitive stress or strain injury happens when too much stress is placed on a given body part and can result in pain, swelling, muscle strains, and… more

Bodily Injury, Insurance Industry, National Institute of Health (NIH), Workers' Compensation Claim, Workplace Injury

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Stephen Di Stefano

Road Safety Tips for Motorists, Cyclists, and Pedestrians

As spring arrives and the weather is warming up, more and more people are spending time outdoors. After a particularly cold winter this past year, it’s refreshing to finally enjoy the outdoors and do some fun things we missed… more

Car Accident, Motor Vehicles, Public Safety

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Ryan Duffy

New Year, New Rules for NJ Limited Brewery License Applicants

Effective January 20, 2026, the New Jersey Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control (“NJABC”) will no longer be accepting so called “placeholder” applications for Limited Brewery Licenses, which are licenses that allow its holders… more

Alcohol Beverage Control, Breweries, Business Licenses, Filing Requirements, License Applications

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Timothy Duggan

Adverse Possession: Policing Your Property Boundaries - Owners Beware

Retail, commercial, and industrial property owners need to be diligent about policing their property boundary lines to avoid losing valuable property rights to an encroaching neighbor… more

Adverse Possession, Commercial Property Owners, Deeds, Land Titles, Property Managers

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Deborah Dunn

School Bus Crash in Burlington County Injures Fourteen Students

Every parent’s worst nightmare came true this past Tuesday in Medford Township in Burlington County, New Jersey when a school bus dropping students off after school collided with a utility truck… more

Bodily Injury, Bus Accidents, Students

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Rosemary Durkin

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Issues Proposed Minimum Distribution Rules

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently issued much anticipated proposed regulations that clarify and revise some of the required minimum distribution (RMD) rules for qualified plans (i.e. 401ks, 403bs, etc.) and individual… more

Beneficiaries, IRS, Proposed Rules, Qualified Retirement Plans, Required Minimum Distributions

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Nicole Durso

Snow and Ice Slip-and-Falls: Safety Tips and Your Rights in NJ & PA

As New Jersey and Pennsylvania brace for a big snowstorm this weekend, slippery sidewalks, parking lots, and steps can turn a routine trip into a serious injury. If you’re hurt in a fall on snow or ice, knowing what to do—and… more

Comparative Negligence, Compensation, Duty of Care, Evidence, Notice Requirements

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James Evans

New Jersey’s Nursing Homes: A Closer Look at CMS’s Special Focus Facilities

In April of 2024, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) updated their list of Special Focus Facilities. Special Focus Facilities (SFFs) are “nursing homes that have a history of serious quality issues and are included… more

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), Enforcement Priorities, Healthcare Fraud, Medicaid, Nursing Homes

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A. Christopher Florio

Structural Integrity and Reserve Law - 1 Year Later

We are now a year into the effective date of what is colloquially known as the Structural Integrity Act (Act). The law combines two important obligations condominium associations or cooperatives must now adhere to, inspection of… more

Community Associations, Condominiums, Homeowners Association (HOA), Inspections, Property Owners

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Steven Friedman

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Issues Proposed Minimum Distribution Rules

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently issued much anticipated proposed regulations that clarify and revise some of the required minimum distribution (RMD) rules for qualified plans (i.e. 401ks, 403bs, etc.) and individual… more

Beneficiaries, IRS, Proposed Rules, Qualified Retirement Plans, Required Minimum Distributions

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Joseph Gable

What Is Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage?

If you own a vehicle in New Jersey, you are required to carry auto insurance. For many people, it is as simple as that, and they try to obtain the cheapest policy possible to meet the legal requirements. But sadly, many… more

Auto Insurance, Car Accident, Uninsured and Under-Insured Motorists

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Stephen Galletto

[Hybrid Event] RIA Compliance and Legal Strategies Conference - December 4th, Hamilton Township, NJ

The RIA Compliance and Legal Strategies Conference is back at our offices in Hamilton, NJ. The Conference is an essential event for RIAs and IARs to gain a valuable understanding of current regulatory and compliance-related… more

Acquisitions, Artificial Intelligence, Bitcoin, Client Communication, Client Data

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Jordan Inver

Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts: Choosing the Right Path for your Estate Plan

When it comes to estate planning, trusts are among the most versatile and powerful tools available. They allow you to manage your assets, protect your legacy, and provide for loved ones with clarity and control… more

Asset Protection, Beneficiaries, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Irrevocable Trusts

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Bhaveen Jani

What to Do After a Slip and Fall on Ice Outside a Home, Store, or Parking Lot

Slip and fall accidents on ice are one of the most common and serious winter injuries. Icy sidewalks, untreated parking lots, and snow-covered walkways can lead to broken bones, head injuries, and long-term pain… more

Bodily Injury, Evidence, Liability, Lost Wages, Medical Expenses

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Aram Karabulut

The Legal Authorities Governing Condominium Associations in New Jersey

Several different legal authorities govern condominium associations in New Jersey. These authorities include statutory law as well as an association’s own governing documents including its Master Deed and By-Laws… more

Board of Directors, Bylaws, Common-Interest Communities, Community Associations, Condominium Associations

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Brian Kasper

Why Corporate Governance Matters: Protecting Your Business from Risk

When you hear the term corporate governance, you might assume it’s something reserved for Fortune 500 companies or sprawling multinational corporations. After all, these entities have complex operations, thousands of employees,… more

Best Practices, Board of Directors, Business Ownership, Corporate Governance, Ethics

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Dolores Kelley

Governor Murphy’s Mansion Tax Modification

New Jersey residents are familiar with the “Mansion Tax” and its companion, the “Controlling Interest Transfer Tax,” which were implemented in 2004 and 2006, respectively. The Mansion Tax requires purchasers of certain… more

Buyers, Governor Murphy, New Legislation, Property Tax, Real Estate Transactions

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Marshall Kizner

The How, When, and Why of Franchise Termination in New Jersey

Terminating a franchise can pose several potential pitfalls and expose a franchisor to significant liability. A franchisor may not simply cancel, terminate, or refuse to renew a franchisee for just any reason… more

Breach of Contract, Contract Termination, Contract Terms, Franchise Agreements, Franchisee

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Jeffrey Krawitz

Product Defect Representation for Tesla Supercharger Injuries

Automotive giant Tesla is facing increasing criticism following allegations that the company failed to implement adequate warnings and safety measures on its popular Tesla Supercharger stations. The scrutiny arose after one… more

Automotive Industry, Bodily Injury, Charging Stations, Destruction of Evidence, Electric Vehicles

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Jeffrey Lang

[Hybrid Event] RIA Compliance and Legal Strategies Conference - December 4th, Hamilton Township, NJ

The RIA Compliance and Legal Strategies Conference is back at our offices in Hamilton, NJ. The Conference is an essential event for RIAs and IARs to gain a valuable understanding of current regulatory and compliance-related… more

Acquisitions, Artificial Intelligence, Bitcoin, Client Communication, Client Data

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Jonathan Lauri

Navigating the Precarious Waters of Elder Care: Advocating for Justice Amid Rampant Abuse

It’s a deeply unsettling statistic from the National Council on Aging: every year, an estimated 5 million elderly Americans suffer from abuse, with a significant number of these offenses occurring in nursing facilities. Yet when… more

Arbitration Agreements, Dispute Resolution, Elder Abuse, Healthcare, Jury Trial

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Joseph Lemkin

Out in the Cold: Eddie Bauer Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in New Jersey

Eddie Bauer LLC, the retail operator of approximately 180 Eddie Bauer stores across the U.S. and Canada, filed for voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on February 9, 2026, in the United States Bankruptcy Court for… more

Bankruptcy Code, Bankruptcy Court, Chapter 11, Commercial Bankruptcy, Commercial Leases

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John Maloney

[Hybrid Event] RIA Compliance and Legal Strategies Conference - December 4th, Hamilton Township, NJ

The RIA Compliance and Legal Strategies Conference is back at our offices in Hamilton, NJ. The Conference is an essential event for RIAs and IARs to gain a valuable understanding of current regulatory and compliance-related… more

Acquisitions, Artificial Intelligence, Bitcoin, Client Communication, Client Data

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Denise Mariani

Navigating the Precarious Waters of Elder Care: Advocating for Justice Amid Rampant Abuse

It’s a deeply unsettling statistic from the National Council on Aging: every year, an estimated 5 million elderly Americans suffer from abuse, with a significant number of these offenses occurring in nursing facilities. Yet when… more

Arbitration Agreements, Dispute Resolution, Elder Abuse, Healthcare, Jury Trial

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Gene Markin

Dark Side of Cannabis: Personal Injury Risks and Consumer Protection Lawsuits Arising from Mislabeling, Testing Fraud, and Potency Inflation

The cannabis industry has undergone a rapid transformation over the past decade, spurred by evolving federal and state legislation. Yet, beneath the promise of legalization and medical innovation lies a growing public safety and… more

Cannabis Products, Cannabis-Related Businesses (CRBs), Clinical Laboratory Testing, Consumer Protection Laws, Dispensaries

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Tanner Maybury

Understanding Your Rights: Workers’ Compensation in New Jersey

Navigating the aftermath of a workplace injury can be overwhelming. However, knowing your rights under the New Jersey’s workers’ compensation laws can provide the clarity and confidence needed to ensure you receive the benefits… more

Disability Benefits, Employee Rights, Workers' Compensation Claim, Workplace Injury

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Joseph McCarthy

Best Practices for New York Foreclosure Actions: A Guide for Banking and Workout Officers

Navigating the pre-foreclosure phase of a commercial property loan requires careful attention to both contractual obligations and statutory requirements. Before initiating foreclosure proceedings, lenders must conduct thorough… more

Administrative Procedure, Commercial Loans, Commercial Mortgages, Contract Terms, Due Diligence

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Jennifer Millner

New Jersey Appellate Court Clarifies Cyber-Harassment Standards Under VASPA

In a reported decision that offers important guidance on protective orders under New Jersey’s Victim’s Assistance and Survivor Protection Act (VASPA), the Appellate Division recently reversed a Final Protective Order in A.C. v… more

Appellate Courts, Cyberbullying, Divorce, Electronic Communications, Harassment

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Ronald Minsky

[Hybrid Event] RIA Compliance and Legal Strategies Conference - December 4th, Hamilton Township, NJ

The RIA Compliance and Legal Strategies Conference is back at our offices in Hamilton, NJ. The Conference is an essential event for RIAs and IARs to gain a valuable understanding of current regulatory and compliance-related… more

Acquisitions, Artificial Intelligence, Bitcoin, Client Communication, Client Data

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Kyle Moore

Slip, Snow, and the Law: What Is New Jersey’s “Ongoing Storm Rule,” Anyway?

New Jersey winters can turn a simple trip to the store into an obstacle course of snow, slush, and ice. One minute you’re grabbing groceries, the next you hit a slick patch — and suddenly you’re flat on your back, staring up at… more

Bodily Injury, Commercial Property Owners, Damages, Homeowners Association (HOA), Local Ordinance

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Robert Morris

[Hybrid Event] RIA Compliance and Legal Strategies Conference - December 4th, Hamilton Township, NJ

The RIA Compliance and Legal Strategies Conference is back at our offices in Hamilton, NJ. The Conference is an essential event for RIAs and IARs to gain a valuable understanding of current regulatory and compliance-related… more

Acquisitions, Artificial Intelligence, Bitcoin, Client Communication, Client Data

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Paul Norris

Ways to Challenge a Will

If you are considering challenging a decedent’s last will and testament, this article will provide a general overview as to three potential challenges which can be levied against a decedent’s purported last will and testament… more

Diminished Capacity, Evidence, Probate Code, Statutory Requirements, Undue Influence Claims

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Thomas Onder

Out in the Cold: Eddie Bauer Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in New Jersey

Eddie Bauer LLC, the retail operator of approximately 180 Eddie Bauer stores across the U.S. and Canada, filed for voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on February 9, 2026, in the United States Bankruptcy Court for… more

Bankruptcy Code, Bankruptcy Court, Chapter 11, Commercial Bankruptcy, Commercial Leases

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Mittal Patel

SEC’s Observations on Advisers’ Compliance with Marketing Rule

The Securities and Exchange Commission’s Division of Examinations (the “Division”) issued a Risk Alert titled “Additional Observations Regarding Advisers’ Compliance with the Advisers Act Marketing Rule.”… more

Advertising, Disclosure Requirements, Endorsements, Investment Adviser, Investment Advisers Act of 1940

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Andrew Podolski

Update on Status of Pending Board Member Training Legislation

In 2024, New Jersey Assemblywoman Annette Quijano introduced legislation (Bill A2449), which, if passed, would require community association board members to undergo board member training. While the bill is gaining traction in… more

Board of Directors, Community Associations, Corporate Governance, Proposed Legislation, Proposed Rules

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Louis Ragone

Types of Restraining Orders in New Jersey

There are two main types of restraining orders you can obtain in New Jersey: A Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) is an emergency measure you can file to obtain immediate protection from your abuser. This order can be issued… more

Domestic Violence, Domestic Violence Restraining Order, Restraining Orders, TRO

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Dipa Rapole

Understanding the Right of First Refusal Clause in Real Estate Transactions

What is a right of first refusal clause in a real estate transaction? A right of first refusal, “ROFR,” may be considered a common clause seen in real estate agreements. But the effects of an ROFR can be quite harmful if… more

Buyers, Contract Disputes, Contract Negotiations, Contract Terms, Property Owners

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Bianca Roberto

When Executors Go Too Far: What to Do About Fiduciary Misconduct in Pennsylvania Estates

Executors play a crucial role in managing and distributing an estate according to the wishes outlined in a will. But what happens when an executor steps outside their duties or abuses their power?… more

Abuse of Power, Beneficiaries, Damages, Estate Claims, Estate Planning

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Jillian Roth

Back to School Safety Tips: A Lawyer’s Guide to Protecting Your Child from Abuse, Bullying, and Sexual Misconduct

As the school year begins, parents often focus on purchasing supplies, setting routines, and ensuring their child is ready for the academic challenges ahead. However, a crucial aspect that should not be overlooked is the… more

Bullying, Child Abuse, Minors, Public Schools, School Safety

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Domenic Sanginiti

Why Am I Asked if I Am Carrying a Lithium-Ion Battery on a Plane?

Once you enter the airport, you will immediately notice signs asking if you are checking any device which may have a lithium-ion battery. The real question is, why are they asking?… more

Airplane Accidents, Airports, Batteries, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Hazardous Substances

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John Randy Sawyer

Structural Integrity and Reserve Law - 1 Year Later

We are now a year into the effective date of what is colloquially known as the Structural Integrity Act (Act). The law combines two important obligations condominium associations or cooperatives must now adhere to, inspection of… more

Community Associations, Condominiums, Homeowners Association (HOA), Inspections, Property Owners

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David Schmid

Snow and Ice Slip-and-Falls: Safety Tips and Your Rights in NJ & PA

As New Jersey and Pennsylvania brace for a big snowstorm this weekend, slippery sidewalks, parking lots, and steps can turn a routine trip into a serious injury. If you’re hurt in a fall on snow or ice, knowing what to do—and… more

Comparative Negligence, Compensation, Duty of Care, Evidence, Notice Requirements

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Martin Schrama

What to Know About the Latest Updates in Ozempic and Wegovy Lawsuits

Key takeaways: The legal claims against Novo Nordisk are not about banning the drug. They are about accountability and informed consent. The core of these lawsuits is the product liability principle known as “failure to warn.”… more

Consent, Failure To Warn, Informed Consent, Liability, Manufacturers

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Chinsu Shajan

[Event] Fireside Chat with the Honorable Judge Rukhsanah L. Singh - May 21st, Hamilton, NJ

Join Stark & Stark’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee on May 21 for a special AAPI Month event featuring the Honorable Judge Honorable Judge Rukhsanah L. Singh, the first female of South Asian descent to serve as a… more

Diversity, Events, Heritage & Culture, Judges, Leadership

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Brian Shea

Understanding Workers’ Compensation Costs and Fees in New Jersey

This is a common question, and it is necessary to fully understand the costs and fees that will be deducted from your award as you consider a potential settlement or are reviewing a judgement by a Judge of Compensation. The… more

Attorney's Fees, Child Support, Fees, Litigation Fees & Costs, Medicaid

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Adam Siegelheim

McDonald’s Closure of Russian Locations Spotlights the Proper Way to Franchise Internationally

Recently, McDonald’s has been receiving much attention for its closure of restaurants in Russia due to Russia’s aggression into Ukraine. As part of the coverage, news outlets have been reporting on some of the underlying… more

Business Expansion, Cross-Border, Franchise Agreements, Franchisee, Franchises

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Tara Speer

New Jersey Employment Law Alert: Mandatory Separation Reporting

Beginning December 8, 2025, New Jersey implemented a significant change to how employers must report employee separations to the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJDOL)… more

Employer Responsibilities, Hiring & Firing, New Regulations, Reporting Requirements, State Labor Departments

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Rachel Stark

[Hybrid Event] RIA Compliance and Legal Strategies Conference - December 4th, Hamilton Township, NJ

The RIA Compliance and Legal Strategies Conference is back at our offices in Hamilton, NJ. The Conference is an essential event for RIAs and IARs to gain a valuable understanding of current regulatory and compliance-related… more

Acquisitions, Artificial Intelligence, Bitcoin, Client Communication, Client Data

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Bruce Stern

How Diffusion Tensor Imaging Reveals Hidden Brain Injuries After Concussion

For years, concussions were described as temporary disruptions in brain function that could not be seen on any medical test. Patients were often told that because their CT scan or MRI was “normal,” nothing serious had happened… more

Athletes, Diagnostic Imaging Services, Evidence, Health Care Providers, Healthcare

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R. Tyler Tomlinson

Beware: New PA Law Mandates Fines for Not Clearing Snow & Ice From Vehicles

Cars and Trucks now must be cleared of snow and ice within 24 hours of a snowstorm. With winter here early, drivers are now required to clear snow and ice from their vehicles within 24 hours of a snowstorm and before driving… more

Car Accident, Drivers

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Scott Unger

New Jersey Employment Law Alert: Mandatory Separation Reporting

Beginning December 8, 2025, New Jersey implemented a significant change to how employers must report employee separations to the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJDOL)… more

Employer Responsibilities, Hiring & Firing, New Regulations, Reporting Requirements, State Labor Departments

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Melissa Volet

Knowing the Difference Between Money Judgment Actions and Foreclosures

Condominium Associations and Homeowner Associations are often faced with delinquencies that negatively impact their financial stability. Determining the best method of collection is crucial to recovering fees due to the… more

Association Dues, Condominium Associations, Condominiums, Debt Collection, Foreclosure

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Christopher Weidman

Tesla Faces Legal Battles Over Vehicle Fires and Autopilot-Related Fatalities

Tesla Inc., a leading innovator in electric vehicles, is under increasing legal scrutiny as two major product liability cases bring safety concerns about its cars into sharp focus. These lawsuits highlight alleged design defects… more

Automotive Industry, Car Accident, Connected Cars, Design Defects, Electric Vehicles

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Victoria Wilton

What Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Can Teach Us About Prenups

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce recently broke the internet when they announced their engagement via Instagram on August 26, 2025, with their joint post garnering around 35.7 million likes. Love them or hate them, their… more

Asset Protection, Celebrities, Contract Terms, Division of Assets, Divorce

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Ryan Wintermute

New York Court of Appeals Narrows Landlord Protections Under “Good Guy” Guaranties

The New York Court of Appeals issued a major decision reshaping how commercial “good guy” guaranties are interpreted. In 1995 CAM LLC v. West Side Advisors, LLC, the Court held that a personal guarantor’s liability ends when the… more

Commercial Leases, Commercial Real Estate Contracts, Commercial Tenants, Contract Drafting, Contract Interpretation

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