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Attorney-client privilege in New Jersey protects confidential communications between a client and an attorney for the purpose of obtaining legal advice. Once a third party is introduced, privilege is usually waived unless that third party is necessary to the rendition of legal services and bound by confidentiality.

Discovery is the backbone of civil litigation in New Jersey. It is the process by which each side exchanges information and documents necessary to prepare for trial. Without it, litigation would become a guessing game.

Litigants in New Jersey federal court often encounter both magistrate judges and district judges during their cases. Many clients are confused about the difference in their roles and authority. Understanding this distinction is critical to navigating federal litigation effectively.

This blog post will help you understand the responsibilities of self-representation and avoid the common pitfalls many run into.

Litigation attorneys often refer to causes of action when they are discussing a complaint or a lawsuit. While the term "cause of action"...