Arbitration is a legal method of resolving New Jersey workplace conflicts that can be an alternative to taking a case to court. It can be a better way for you as an employee to handle your workplace dispute, but there are some drawbacks that you should be aware of....
Business Litigation
What is an LLC operating agreement?
When starting a business, there are many things to consider. One of the first decisions that you will have to make is what type of entity you want to form. Is a limited liability company (LLC) better than a corporation? What about a sole proprietorship or partnership?...
Ups and downs of running a family business
Family-owned businesses make up a majority of the world's businesses. Thousands of people operate businesses with their family members in New Jersey. There are major benefits along with disadvantages to consider when pursuing this venture. Natural leadership Every...
Conflicts about New Jersey litigation finance disclosures
In all states, laws require buyers and sellers to follow certain disclosure obligations in monetary transactions. These obligations sometimes extend to plaintiffs and defendants in lawsuits. However, New Jersey laws are sparking a new debate about the importance of...
How the business litigation process works in New Jersey
If you are a business owner in New Jersey, you may need to go to court at some point. The business litigation process can be complex and confusing, especially if you have never been through it before. Here's a quick overview of how the process works and what to expect...