New Jersey Law Journal
What types of damages can a client legitimately expect to be awarded as a result of his or her lawyer's substandard handling of a matter? Pennsylvania has seen an important appellate decision relatin
N.J.'s Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act is signed into law
N.J. should adopt the Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act
Can an owner recover the cost of remedying defective work discovered after a "termination for convenience"
...court, prior to the adoption of the New Jersey Business Corporation Act (BCA) effective January 1, 1969, shareholders' statutory right of inspection was limited to...
TD Bank N.A., the successor company to Commerce Bancorp Inc., cannot renege on Commerce's 2002 agreement to indemnify a corporate agent in a lawsuit filed by a fired contractor, a state appeals court
New Jersey Law Journal
...for the last three years. Appeals of United Techs. Corp., 04-1 BCA P 32556, 2004 WL 483216 (A.S.B.C.A. Feb. 27...
...the developments in technology. In 1988, the New Jersey Business Corporation Act (BCA) was amended at N.J.S. 14A:5-8 to permit the...
...11 petition that Winfield found was filed in bad faith. BCA owned Brookdale Gardens, which was converted from rental apartments to condominiums in...
New Jersey Law Journal
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