Most people hear “judicial dissolution” and assume you need a blockbuster breach—embezzlement, forged documents, something you can point to and say, that’s the moment the partnership died. This New Jersey Appellate Division decision is important because it says, pretty clearly: that’s not the test. In A-2312-22 (decided May 28, 2024), t...
We congratulate our clients, Nxgen Infotech, Inc. and Suresh Kumar, on their victory before the New Jersey Supreme Court. On May 21, 2021, the State's highest court rejected the appeal of a temporary staffing agency from a summary judgment ruling issued in favor of our clients, which resulted in dismissing the plaintiff's claims based on the expr...
On January 11, 2021, the New Jersey Appellate Division affirmed the dismissal of a bogus lawsuit brought against our client, a temporary staffing agency, alleging lost profits and damage to the plaintiff's business relationship with its customer. The lawsuit accused our client of engaging in fraud by misrepresenting the qualifications of an IT em...
New Jersey employers must be mindful of the Appellate Division's recent decision negating an arbitration agreement that failed to identify the arbitration forum or the method by which arbitration would be conducted. Flanzman v. Jenny Craig, Inc., et al., Docket No. A-2580-17T1 (App. Div. October 17, 2018). In this particular case, an 82-year ol...
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