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What Happens When a Process Server Can't Serve Someone in New Jersey? Understanding Alternate Service
A defendant who hides from a process server buys time, not immunity. Learn how service of process in New Jersey works when personal service fails, including substituted service by certified mail, court ordered service by email or social media, and service by publication under the New Jersey Court Rules.

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Construction Defects in New Jersey: Your Legal Options When the Work Goes Wrong
A construction defect in New Jersey is more than a frustration; it is a legal claim. Learn what counts as defective workmanship, the claims available to property owners, how the Consumer Fraud Act's treble damages and fee-shifting work, the statute of limitations and 10-year statute of repose, and the steps that build a strong case. From the Law Offices of Peter J. Lamont in Ber...

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Tortious Interference in New Jersey: What to Do When Someone Sabotages Your Business
Losing a client to fair competition is business. Losing a client because someone spread lies, misused confidential information, or induced a breach is tortious interference, and New Jersey law lets you sue for it. Learn the two interference claims, what you must prove, where courts draw the line between competition and sabotage, and the remedies available. From the Law Offices o...

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Property Line Disputes in New Jersey: Boundaries, Fences, and Encroachments
A fence six inches over the line can turn good neighbors into courtroom adversaries. Learn how a property line dispute in New Jersey actually gets resolved: why the survey controls, how encroachments and adverse possession work, and the legal actions, from quiet title to ejectment, that settle boundaries for good. From the Law Offices of Peter J. Lamont in Bergen County.

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The Fight Over Art the Clown: A Look at the Terrifier Lawsuit
A federal lawsuit claims the creator of the Terrifier franchise signed away the rights to Art the Clown for $5,000 in 2013. New Jersey intellectual property attorney Peter J. Lamont, Esq. explains what the case teaches business owners and creators about assignment agreements, derivative works, and profit-sharing deals, and how to protect your rights before you sign.

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