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Personal Guarantees in Business Leases and Vendor Accounts: What You Are Really Signing and How to Limit Exposure
Personal guarantees show up in commercial leases and vendor credit accounts more often than most business owners expect. They also get signed far too casually, often buried in a lease exhibit, a credit application, or a short “standard” addendum that looks routine. Once signed, a personal guarantee can convert what you thought was a business obligation into personal exposure that follows you even after the business is struggling, the relationship has soured, or the company no

Peter Lamont, Esq.
Mar 28 min read


Time to Update Your Employee Handbook? Here’s What New Jersey Small Businesses Need to Know
If your employee handbook has been sitting in a desk drawer collecting dust, you’re not alone. Most small business owners write one when they first hire employees and then forget about it. The problem is that New Jersey employment law doesn’t sit still. Statutes change, agency guidance shifts, and courts look at what your handbook actually says—and whether you followed it—when deciding cases.

Peter Lamont, Esq.
Feb 238 min read
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