“I don’t want to work. I want to bang on the drum all day.” "Bang The Drum All Day", Todd Rundgren, 1983. Not necessarily so, said the New Jersey Appellate Division in a May 30, 2014 published decision that reversed the trial court’s dismissal of a homeowner’s complaint that her neighbor’s son’s incessant drum playing constitutes ...
In an unpublished decision, a New Jersey appeals court clarified the legal requirements that credit card debt purchasers must meet in order to pursue collection from consumer account holders. Main Street Acquisition Corp. v. Nemeth (App. Div., April 1, 2014). Specifically, the appellate court declared: A plaintiff suing on an assigned, char...
The factors requiring disqualification of judges, on the court's own motion, are set forth in New Jersey Court Rule 1:12-1 which states as follows: The judge of any court shall be disqualified on the court's own motion and shall not sit in any matter, if the judge (a) is by blood or marriage the second cousin of or is more closely related to a...
While it is always preferred to have a written agreement defining the type of partnership, the purpose of the partnership, the duties and obligations of the partners, distribution of partnership profits and other key terms, under New Jersey law the short answer is no. An agreement to create a partnership may be oral, written or implied by the c...
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