Agreements are what make the business world go ‘round. It’s the interdependence of companies and individuals that fuels business progress and, ultimately, success. So important are these agreements that they become contracts — legally binding documents that hold both parties accountable for agreed-upon actions/tasks. In New Jersey and in... read more
You started out as a solid team, investing the time, money and effort needed to build a thriving New Jersey business. But like many businesses, changing circumstances as time goes on can put your partnership in jeopardy. A partner may wish to leave the business for any one of... read more
“Breaking up is hard to do,” so sang Neil Sedaka in his hit song from 1960. Sure, it can be hard, but not always. Whether it’s a marriage or business relationship that’s on the rocks, breaking up can be made easier when there’s been some legal preparation and an... read more
What happens when your trusted attorney leaves the firm? It happens quite often, and is unfortunately out of your control. Luckily, there are steps you can take to protect your firm in the event an attorney leaves your firm. Read on to learn about attorney separation agreements, and the... read more
On April 15, 2020, the Division of Local Government Services issued Local Finance Notice 2020-10, providing emergency procurement procedures to be used by local contracting units during the COVID-19 pandemic, and resulting State of Emergency. The Notice provides guidance concerning the advertisement, receipt, and opening of bids, as well... read more
For almost all private companies and public entities, the COVID-19 pandemic presents a myriad of challenges. One of the key areas affected is the entity’s roster of contracts. Most of the business conducted by a private or public enterprise involves contracts in one sense or another. The question is... read more
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