There is a basic concept in the law of due process. Part of that is that a person or entity should not be sued in a State where it has not done business. In the old days, it might be sufficient to show that the defendant never stepped foot in New Jersey and therefore is
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When you call my office to discuss the possibility of filing for bankruptcy, I will give you a detailed initial consultation to gather your personal facts so that I can advise you whether bankruptcy is right for you. If we agree, then we send you a packet to fill out with all of your financial
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In New Jersey, accident victims have two years from the date of their accident to file a lawsuit, under the applicable statute of limitations. Any case filed after that deadline is subject to dismissal. The Appellate Division recently considered an appeal of the dismissal of such a case, involving an automobile accident. The victim’s attorney
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The Appellate Division recently upheld a summary judgment ruling which I obtained in a foreclosure case. The defendant claimed that her signature on the mortgage was a forgery. Her late husband was the borrower and the defendant signed the mortgage to secure her interest in the property. We were able to locate the notary who
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