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Company parties are not a legal holiday. They are business events where New Jersey law still applies. Alcohol service, harassment claims, wage and hour questions, and injury exposure converge in a single evening. The risk does not come from celebration. It comes from a lack of planning and documentation.

As the fourth quarter approaches, small and mid-sized businesses in New Jersey should view September as the time to prepare. Waiting until the end of the year to address risks and obligations often leads to unnecessary disputes and expenses. A careful review now can prevent problems later.

While this is a routine practice, it is also a legal minefield if businesses fail to review and update their employment policies before hiring.

A fiduciary duty is a legal obligation that requires one party—the fiduciary—to act in the best interest of another party.

Forming a business partnership is not simply about combining skills or resources. It is a legal and financial relationship that, if handled improperly, can lead to disputes, operational dysfunction, or personal liability.

The Corporate Shield Is Not Absolute In New Jersey, one of the principal advantages of forming a corporation or limited liability company (LLC) is the protection it offers to owners and shareholders from personal liability.

Business owners often operate with the belief that a handshake, email exchange, or verbal promise is enough to form a binding contract.

The Consequences of Signing a One-Sided Contract. Clients are often surprised to learn that signing a one-sided or “unfair” contract does not automatically render the agreement void or unenforceable.

In this post we answer the question, When Does Silence Become Fraud? In every business transaction, there exists a spectrum of representations—ranging from overt statements and warranties to vague generalizations and, in some cases, outright silence.

Can You Recover Legal Fees In A Business Lawsuit Without A Contractual Provision?

Should You Countersue Or Wait? Strategic Use Of Counterclaims In New Jersey Business Litigation

What Happens When Your Business Partner Signs A Contract Without Your Consent

Essential Clauses Every New Jersey Partnership Agreement Should Include

When a Business Partner Commits Misconduct: What New Jersey Law Allows You To Do and What It Does Not

Written Partnership Agreement Under New Jersey Law

Common Lawsuits Between Business Partners In New Jersey

In the context of business asset purchases and sales, compliance with the New Jersey Bulk Sales Act is not optional.

In commercial and business contracts, it is common to encounter provisions known as liquidated damages clauses.

The decision to dissolve a business in New Jersey—whether due to financial necessity, strategic reorganization, or a mutual agreement among

Non-compete clauses remain one of the most disputed terms in employment contracts. Employers often include them to protect business interest