In 2017, the New Jersey Supreme Court, in Palisades at Fort Lee Condominium Association, Inc. v. 100 Old Palisade, LLC, et al., held that the statute of limitations for construction...

The litigation battleground in class actions arising out of data breaches is almost always fought on Article III standing.

Over the past several months, there have been numerous instances of significant data privacy breaches reported in the news.

The unique combination of COVID-19 and a drastic decrease in the workforce found more workers putting in overtime this holiday season.

Many agreements between parties contain indemnification provisions. While parties often focus their negotiations on the terms controlling the ultimate requirements for performance of the contract...

On September 9, President Biden announced that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration ("OSHA") will develop an emergency rule requiring private businesses with 100 or more employees to ...

Creditors' rights, practiced properly, is a truly unique intersection in the law. When I clerked with the Honorable William F. Stone, Jr., in the United States Bankruptcy Court...

On January 18, 2022 Governor Murphy signed into effect senate bill S1559, The New Jersey Insurance Fair Conduct Act ("IFCA"), instituting a private cause of action against insurance companies...

For years, corporations throughout the United States were subject to broad general personal jurisdiction allowing plaintiffs to "forum shop" for a plaintiff-friendly jurisdiction.

The Supreme Court of Georgia granted certiorari in General Motors, LLC v. Buchanan on the question of "[w]hat factors should be considered by a trial court in ruling on a motion for a protective order under OCGA § 9-11-26...

The New Jersey Tort Claims Act remains a viable defense this summer for public entities, even for cases involving uneven boardwalks at the New Jersey shore.

Each year on January 28th, the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) celebrates International Data Privacy Day.

A recent article in Insurance Journal discusses how two crashes involving Teslas apparently running on Autopilot are drawing scrutiny from federal regulators and point to a potential...

The Supreme Court of Georgia heard oral argument last week in General Motors LLC v. Buchanan.

The healthcare workers challenging the constitutionality of Maine's COVID-19 vaccine mandate can no longer litigate their claims anonymously after the First Circuit Court of...

In the matter entitled Fishbowl Solutions v. Hanover Ins. Co., the United States District Court for Minnesota affirmed a Magistrate Judge's Order denying an insured's motion to amend the complaint to allege "bad faith."

On May 23, 2022, the Supreme Court published its decision in Morgan v. Sundance related to the Federal Arbitration Act

Liability insurance policies do not cover G.L. c. 93A attorney's fees in Massachusetts after a recent decision from the state's highest court.

Can the same conduct be unintentional, under a broad reading of the word "intent," and still be intentional under a narrower test? A recent opinion from a Kentucky federal seems to suggest that an insured...

The SJC was tasked with determining whether the litigation privilege protected the attorney.