As you prepare to walk down the aisle, you may be excited to live in marital bliss long term with your one and only. The truth is, though, that not all marriages last for one reason or another. Irreconcilable differences can easily push two people apart over time. For... read more
We have all defended a case against a plaintiff who claims they were physically active prior to an accident, but that accident caused them to cease all physical activity. They may allege that they used to walk for miles every day or go to the gym frequently prior to... read more
In the recent case, Sterlacci v. Wawa Food Mkt., No. A-3572-22, 2024 WL 3948611, (N.J. Super. Ct. App. Div. Aug. 27, 2024), the Appellate Division reversed the Trial Court on the issue of whether the defendant had constructive notice of an ice condition. In Sterlacci, the plaintiff went to the defendant’s gas... read more
The Appellate Division gave a strong reminder to be sure to follow your discovery orders. In an unreported decision, Rivera v. Union Cnty., Twp. of Hillside, No. A-2773-22, 2024 WL 3873713 (N.J. Super. Ct. App. Div. Aug. 20, 2024), the Appellate Division affirmed the Trial Court’s order denying the plaintiff’s request... read more
Weiner Law Group LLP is proud to announce that Bruno Brunini, partner at Weiner Law Group, has been named one of the Top 50 Attorneys of New Jersey for 2022 by Attorney Intel. Bruno K. Brunini is a Litigation Attorney who is well versed in business analysis and strategy.... read more
Perhaps you and your future former spouse struggled to reach a point where you could agree to work out your custody arrangements and parenting plan without going to court. You may know that this is no small feat considering the emotional upheaval going on in your lives right now.... read more
Let us start by saying, we hope you, your families and your loved ones are all currently doing well and will remain free and clear of COVID-19. We here at Weiner Law Group want you to know that we are taking all recommended precautions of the CDC, WHO and... read more
Amendments to the Open Public Records Act, N.J.S.A. 47:1A-5(i) by P.L. 2020, c.10 The seven (7) business days period for a public entity to respond to OPRA requests is relaxed when New Jersey is officially under a state of emergency, public health emergency, or state or local disaster emergency.... read more
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