TestIn Barbot v. Clowney, Civil Action No. 18-11947 (FLW)(ZNQ), the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey granted defendant, Cato Clowney’s Motion to Set Aside Default in a personal injury case arising from a motor vehicle accident. The defendant did not timely interpose an Answer to the […]
Recently, in Antoinette Marra vs. Hopatcong Senior Center and Borough of Hopatcong, A-0724-18T1, the Court reaffirmed the strict requirement to adhere to the 90-day time period in which to file a notice of tort claims. Plaintiff fell at the Hopatcong Senior Center, located in the Borough of Hopatcong on September […]
One of the most common questions regarding a lawsuit is the cost. Who will cover the costs associated with litigation? The answer to this is particularly important if you are out of work, unable to earn an income due to an injury or have no savings to cover any up-front […]
Anyone who has ever attended a heavy metal concert is no stranger to the mosh pit. Indeed, some consider it an integral part of the experience. Participants consent to varying degrees of physical contact all the while assuming the risk of bodily injury. Conduct considered “outside the bounds”, however, could […]
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