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If selling your New Jersey business to employees has ever seemed too complicated or expensive to explore, New Jersey is making it easier to take a serious look at that option. On September 4, 2026, Governor Mikie Sherrill signed S4218/A5016, expandin… Read More

In many cases, your New Jersey business has six years to file a lawsuit, but that is not the deadline for every claim. How much time you have depends on the type of claim and when the clock started running. Your contract can matter too. This guide ex… Read More

You may be able to sue another business in New Jersey if its conduct gives your company a valid legal claim. That might mean the other business broke an agreement, misled you, interfered with an important business relationship, or otherwise caused ha… Read More

Remedies in Business Litigation: What Can Your Business Ask a Court to Do? Business litigation remedies in New Jersey can include money damages, an injunction, specific performance, return of property, or a court declaration defining your business… Read More

Should Your Business Sue? How to Evaluate a Potential Business Lawsuit Should your business sue? Only when litigation offers a realistic path to a result that leaves your company in a better position. A strong legal claim does not automatically make… Read More

Here’s an engaging story inspired by a true case to answer a key question for successful business owners: If someone owes your business money, how long can you afford to keep giving them more time before waiting becomes a legal problem? If You… Read More

New Jersey Independent Contractor Law: NJDOL Adopts Final ABC Test Rules for Worker Classification New Jersey businesses that use independent contractors should review those relationships before October 1, 2026. The New Jersey Department of Labor and… Read More

How to Sue a Business in New Jersey: A Guide for Business Owners Getting to the point where you are considering whether to sue a business in New Jersey can be frustrating. Whatever happened, simply believing that your business was wronged is not enou… Read More