In New Jersey litigation, the law of the case doctrine is often invoked to prevent reconsideration of an issue previously decided by another judge. However, the doctrine is a discretionary principle, not an absolute bar, and courts may revisit prior rulings when circumstances warrant. In a new article, “The Law […]
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Nunn, Wolff and Torosian Obtain Published Appellate Division Decision in Favor of Firm’s Client
December 10, 2025In the matter of A.C. vs. R.S., the Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division issued a published decision on behalf of the defendant-appellant represented by Firm lawyers Matheu D. Nunn, Steven H. Wolff, and Linda Torosian. The published decision reversed a final order of protection wrongly entered against their client under the […]
Linda Torosian Admitted to the New Jersey Judiciary Roster of Statewide Approved Parenting Coordinators
November 5, 2025We are proud to announce that Linda Torosian, Associate in the Family/Matrimonial Practice group, has been admitted to the New Jersey Judiciary Roster of Statewide Approved Parenting Coordinators. The Roster is a list of approved parenting coordinators who offer their services statewide, helping parents implement their parenting plans and resolve day-to-day custody and […]
Einhorn Barbarito Attorneys Examine Statutory Ambiguities in New Jersey’s Cyber-Harassment Law in New Jersey Law Journal Article
September 2, 2025The New Jersey Law Journal published the article, “Cyber-Harassment, SMS, and Due Process: Defining ‘Online Capacity,’” co-authored by Einhorn Barbarito co-managing partner Matheu D. Nunn, partner Steven H. Wolff, and family law attorney Linda Torosian. The article, published August 27, explores challenges in the ambiguity of the wording of New […]