How much interest can I be charged? February 18, 2017 Wells, Jaworksi & Liebman, LLP Business and Corporate, Litigation, Miscellaneous 1 comment Parties in New Jersey are permitted to charge relatively high rates of interest in many transactions. In the state, there […] Read more
WJ&L in the News! February 18, 2017 Wells, Jaworksi & Liebman, LLP Land Use, Miscellaneous No comments yet The Ridgewood News recently ran an article on our client, Garden Homes’ project, The Dayton, in Ridgewood, New Jersey. The […] Read more
Township of Lyndhurst’s tax assessment upheld! February 18, 2017 Wells, Jaworksi & Liebman, LLP Litigation, Miscellaneous, Real Estate, Tax Appeals No comments yet Kenneth A. Porro, Esq., a Partner practicing in our Litigation Department, successfully represented our firm’s client, the Township of Lyndhurst […] Read more
Gov. Christie signs key bills into law February 18, 2017 Wells, Jaworksi & Liebman, LLP Business and Corporate, Land Use, Miscellaneous No comments yet On Friday, Gov. Christie signed into law two bills that our clients, family and friends may find important. The first […] Read more
When is a loan a security? February 18, 2017 Wells, Jaworksi & Liebman, LLP Business and Corporate, Miscellaneous No comments yet Are you looking to start-up a business and seeking loans from friends and family? Be forewarned that this simple transaction […] Read more
WJ&L in the News – Again! February 18, 2017 Wells, Jaworksi & Liebman, LLP Environmental, Miscellaneous No comments yet Kenneth A. Porro, Esq., partner in our firm’s Litigation Department is quoted in the August 31, 2012 NJ Spotlight article on […] Read more
WJ&L in the News February 18, 2017 Wells, Jaworksi & Liebman, LLP Civic, Miscellaneous No comments yet The Ridgewood News recently ran an article on our own Jim Delia and his work in Haiti with the YMCA sponsored […] Read more
Loss of Deposit for Improper Cancellation of Contract on Punchlist Deficiency Grounds February 18, 2017 Wells, Jaworksi & Liebman, LLP Miscellaneous, Real Estate No comments yet The August 21st New York Times reports that a $4.7M deposit was forfeited by Roberta Campbell, ex-wife of Intuit Chairman […] Read more
Update to Time of Submission Law February 18, 2017 Wells, Jaworksi & Liebman, LLP Miscellaneous No comments yet If you’ve followed some of the recent land use exploits of our office, you know that the new Time of […] Read more
Purpose and Scope of New Jersey’s Offer of Judgment Rule February 18, 2017 Wells, Jaworksi & Liebman, LLP Litigation, Miscellaneous No comments yet The Offer of Judgment Rule is a mechanism useful to both Plaintiffs and Defendants in order to leverage settlement of […] Read more