We bring you the latest updates from New Jersey Lawyers Blog through a simple and fast subscription.
We can deliver your news in your inbox, on your phone or you can read them here on this website on your personal news page.
Unsubscribe at any time without hassle.
New Jersey Lawyers Blog's title: New Jersey Lawyers Blog — Published by New Jersey Attorneys — McLaughlin & Nardi, LLC
Is this your feed? Claim it!
New Jersey business law provides that parties to a contract may agree that after closing one party, usually the seller, can have the right to match another offer which a party receives. This is called a “right of first refusal.” This most frequently occurs in contracts for the sale of a business or the sale of real estate, but also often occurs in leases and other...
An appeals court recently issued an opinion in the case of Hand v. Borough of New Providence, examining the rights of New Jersey police officers facing discipline in non-civil service jurisdictions
BackgroundThe opinion explained that Michael Hand was a corporal with the New Providence Police Department, with thirteen years of service. ...
New Jersey construction law incorporates the damages provisions of the Consumer Fraud Act in residential home improvement construction projects. A New Jersey appeals court recently analyzed the recovery of triple damages and attorneys fees in construction projects under the Consumer Fraud Act, and personal liability for contractors, in two construction law decisions.</p...
New Jersey’s whistleblower law was recently amended to further protect New Jersey private and public sector employees from being forced by their employers to sit through required “captive audience” meetings in an attempt to improperly coerce their employees from exercising their rights.
The Conscientious Employee Protection ActThe Conscientious Emplo...
In a recent New Jersey employment law decision regarding disability discrimination and employer’s duty to provide reasonable accommodations for disabled employees, a New Jersey appeals court explained in the case of ...
