Our clients, colleagues, and contacts are our primary concern as we continuously monitor the COVID-19 situation. We encourage our clients to speak with their attorney(s) through conference calls or video-conferencing whenever possible. Our firm is fully prepared to work remotely and can continue to serve your legal needs in a timely fashion. Please take care of your health and that of your family. Please scroll down to see the articles our attorneys have written regarding COVID-19
Cooper Levenson Partner Carmelo T. Torraca will speak at the Global Bed Bug Summit on Thursday Dec. 3rd. The session, entitled “How to Keep Yourself
Saleel Sabnis, Esq.October 18, 2020 Q: What is litigation/risk avoidance and how does it pertain to my business? Lawsuits are inevitable when you are running
Saleel Sabnis, Esq.October 7, 2020 What is the term force majeure mean and why is it relevant today? It is a french term for “superior
By Louis Niedelman, Esq. As a New Jersey business owner, you have certain defined responsibilities to people who are on your premises. New Jersey law
by Saleel V. Sabnis, Esq. The heart of the U.S. economy is arguably the trucking industry. Nearly 71% of all the freight tonnage moved in
In a June 8, 2020 Superior Court of New Jersey decision, the Appellate Court affirmed a summary judgment motion based upon charitable immunity, as well
In Bostock v. Clayton County, the United States Supreme Court was asked to consider whether lawful protections based on an individual’s sex, under Title VII
Louis Niedelman, Esq. On April 9, 2020, the Appellate Division of the New Jersey Superior Court reversed an order for summary judgment in favor of
March 25, 2020 Young Yoon, Esq. | Carmelo T. Torraca, Esq. With state shutdowns and indefinite ban on most gatherings taking place, including weddings and funerals,
March 24, 2020 Brian D. Barr, Esq. | Louis Niedelman, Esq. With both voluntary and involuntary business closings due to the COVID-19 pandemic , both insurers