TestThe World Health Organization has recently identified the COVID-19 Coronavirus as a pandemic. Many businesses find themselves in uncharted territory as it relates to their obligations to employees and clients, not to mention potential exposure, both from the perspective of liability and health concerns. Our Employment Law group (link) offers […]
If you are considering the purchase of commercial real estate, either for your business or as an investment, you should include a due diligence period as a crucial element in your negotiations and in the contract. Generally, a due diligence period is the time afforded a purchaser to enter into and […]
On February 10, 2020, the Appellate Division released an opinion approved for publication in the case State v. Thompson, Docket Number A-2011-18T4. The defendant in Thompson appealed from his convictions for driving while intoxicated and refusing to submit to a breath test. The issue involved was that of “operation.” The […]
This blog is provided to you as part of the service that we provide to our clients in connection with estate planning. It is intended to advise you of a significant change in the manner in which inherited retirement accounts are treated and the unintended consequences that may result if […]
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