New Jersey Law Journal
...John Scordo, previously a partner with Day Pitney in Parsippany ... Lieberman & Blecher in Princeton promotes associate Michael Sinkevich Jr., who handles...
To resolve environmental remediation liability, a trial court must determine whether defendants can establish the "innocent purchaser" defense under the 2001 amendments to the Spill Act
People who bought polluted New Jersey properties before 1993 can be held liable to subsequent buyers under the state Spill Compensation and Control Act if they failed to look into possible pollution
E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Co. will pay $8.3 million to settle two U.S. class actions over release of chemicals into the water supply in Salem County that allegedly affected 4,248 households
Based on bailment principles, the Division of Criminal Justice is not liable for losing or destroying evidence properly seized years earlier
The Attorney General's Office can't be held liable in negligence for losing evidence seized in a 1985 criminal investigation that was not sought for 22 years, a state appeals court says
State insurance regulators are considering a near-fivefold increase in the fee for closing service letters, by which title companies provide mortgage lenders with protection against losses arising ou
...higher unemployment payments. LIEBERMAN & BLECHER A state appeals court upholds certification of a...
A substantive due process claim in a land-use dispute requires both governmental misconduct that "shocks the conscience" and exhaustion of remedies available under land-use law
Property owners in land-use disputes with government agencies must exhaust all other remedies before they can sue over alleged substantive due process violations, and even then, there?s a high thresh
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