On June 1, 2011, a divided N.J. Supreme Court decided that drunken drivers may bring a lawsuit against bars or other establishments which negligently serve them when they are visibly intoxicated. The rules that allow this are known as the “Dram Shop” laws.
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Life Insurance Policy Not In An ILIT? Then Consider New Jersey Your Beneficiary
June 27, 2011 | by Einhorn BarbaritoAn ILIT is an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust. Why should you have one? An ILIT removes your life insurance policy from your estate, meaning that the proceeds will not be subject to estate taxes upon your death.
When The Whistle Blows, Play Must Stop – The New Jersey Whistleblower Act
June 24, 2011 | by Timothy FordIn 1998, Linda Tripp, became one of the most famous “whistleblowers” in the United States. She was the woman who told prosecutors (and the world) about the affair between Monica Lewinsky, a Whitehouse intern, and then President Bill Clinton. In 2001, Sherron Watkins was the “whistleblower” who uncovered the questionable accounting practices at Enron before the entire company imploded.
Divorces tend to be extremely costly and consume an exorbitant amount of time for the parties and legal professionals involved. Time equates to money when matters are litigated.
