In New Jersey, attorneys can purchase keywords using competitors' names for online advertising, but they must include a clear disclaimer on the landing page of their website. The New Jersey Supreme Court's ruling in "In re Opinion No. 735" clarified that this practice, known as competitive keyword advertising, does not inherently violate the Ru...
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In a landmark decision issued on January 9, 2025, the New Jersey Supreme Court unanimously declared the New Jersey Tax Sale Law (TSL) unconstitutional. The decision [NJ Supreme Court Real Estate Tax Opinion] enables our client, Alessandro Roberto, to preserve his ownership of, and approximately $500,000 of equity in, a mixed-use commercial property...
In a December 2023 published decision, the Appellate Division affirmed a trial court ruling where we successfully vacated a tax foreclosure judgment entered against our client and recovered his commercial mix-use property valued in excess of $450,000 more than the amount of the tax lien. The Court agreed that a recent United States Supreme Court ...
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