Attorneys Joseph M. Powell and Aisha Farraj successfully subrogated against a New Jersey towing company that Powell & Roman alleged, inter alia, violated the Consumer Fraud Act. Following four…
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A recent “Me Too” movement update to New Jersey’s Child Sexual Abuse Act (CSAA) significantly extends the statute of limitations for sexual abuse claims, granting victims additional time to file…
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We are proud to announce that William R. Kugelman was named President of the A-Team BNI Chapter. BNI is the world’s leading referral organization with over 200,000 members in 64…
In December of 2015 the en banc U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit struck down a 70-year-old provision of the Lanham Act that denies registrations for “disparaging” trademarks….
We are pleased to announce that Jose D. Roman successfully defended a real estate broker in a malpractice suit. The case was dismissed on December 17, 2014 and the dismissal…
Should a married couples’ monthly savings be factored into a calculation for alimony payments? A New Jersey appeals court said, yes, a history of savings should be considered. The decision…
Rise Basketball Skill Development, LLC, a basketball training school based in California, has filed a complaint in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California against retailer…
Construction Defect Litigation & Its Impact on Insurance The New York Chapter of the CPCU Society and the Excess, Surplus, & Specialty Lines Interest Group Committee are co-sponsoring a seminar…
Does a person who is injured in an overcrowded waiting room need an expert witness to prove fault on the part of the physician’s office? According to a recent decision…
There is uncertainty in New Jersey family law as to whether a lump sum child support payment for multiple children can be retroactively modified based upon one of the children’s…
Does unexpected and unintended consequential damage caused by a subcontractor’s faulty workmanship constitute “property damage” caused by an “occurrence” under a commercial general liability (“CGL”) insurance policy? Is such a…
Pothole fall down cases are difficult to prove because they ordinarily involve a public entity that enjoys some immunity from lawsuits. The recent case Colon v. City of Hoboken, illustrates…
Most people know that divorces are expensive. But what many people may not know is that the cost of a divorce can change over time as a result of a…
In October 2014, Converse filed a lawsuit against 30 companies, including New Balance, Ralph Lauren Corp., Skechers, Wal-Mart Inc., Tory Burch, Aldo Group, and Kmart Corp., alleging infringement of Converse’s…
Does an insurer have an obligation to indemnify its insured for liability related to animal health care products, or do such occurrences not qualify as an “occurrence” of “property damage”…
One of the more contentious trending topics in insurance law concerns how broad of a scope courts will give to insurance contract exclusions for EIFS (Exterior insulation and finish system),…
Does a court’s determination of whether a person’s alimony obligations should terminate upon retirement depend on when the former spouses were divorced? This appears to be so after a recent…