What We Do

General Litigation

Providing guidance and representation in all areas of the law

Our attorneys handle cases, disputes and claims across a wide spectrum of legal areas. No matter your situation, be confident that you are dealing with a team possessing the experience and knowledge to make the process as comfortable as possible. We’ll take the time to thoroughly understand your situation, we’ll provide you with knowledgeable, reliable representation, and we’ll help ease the stress of navigating the legal system.

Recent results

  • Lemon Law Claim Defended

    Our client, an auto dealership, faced a major lemon law claim. After picking a jury, we settled the claim for a nuisance value, saving the dealer more than $190,000.

  • Department of Labor Order Overturned

    The Department of Labor ordered our client to pay back wages to a former employee. We obtained a complete reversal such that no wages at all were due to the employee.

  • Trademark Application Rejection Overturned

    The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) rejected our client’s trademark application. We appealed and obtained a reversal.

Have more questions?

Someone owes me money. How do I sue them?

In any jurisdiction the answer to this question will depend on the amount that is owed to you.

In New Jersey, if your claim is for less than $3,000 a complaint would need to be filed in the Superior Court Small Claims Part. If your claim falls between $3,000 and $15,000 a complaint can be filed in the Superior Court Special Civil Part. Finally, if your claim exceeds $15,000 a complaint should be filed in the Superior Court Law Division.

In New York, if your claim is for less than $5,000 you can sue in Small Claims Court. If your claim is for less than $3,000 you have the additional option of filing in a City, Town or Village Court. If your claim falls between $5,000 and $15,000 you will need to file a complaint in City Court or District Court. If your claim falls between $15,000 and $25,000 and you live in New York City, you will need to file in Civil Court, if you are outside NYC, you will need to file in County Court. Finally, if your claim exceeds $25,000 you must file in the Supreme Court.

In Pennsylvania, if your claim is less than $8,000 a complaint can be filed in District Court. If it is over $8,000 and less than $50,000 you can file a complaint in the Court of Common Pleas in your county. In Philadelphia, if the claim is up to $10,000 it can be filed in Municipal Court. Any claim over $10,000, but less than $50,000 should be filed in the Court of Common Pleas.

It is always advisable that you contact an attorney to assist you when filing a complaint. Our attorneys are familiar with the potential claims you may be have and what rights you may be unaware that you have. We can review your claim, assess damages owed to you and will know what information should be included in a complaint.

Am I eligible for a no-point traffic ticket in New Jersey?

If you receive a ticket for certain traffic violations in New Jersey, you may be able to enter into a plea arrangement for a lesser charge carrying no points. This is dependent upon the violation and your driver history. If you are interested in the no-point ticket, give us a call to see if you qualify.

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Do New Jersey MVA points transfer to Pennsylvania or New York licenses?

New Jersey points do not transfer to Pennsylvania or New York licenses. However, both Pennsylvania and New York points will transfer to a New Jersey license. For more information on Pennsylvania points, click here.

For more information on New York points, click here.

For more information on New Jersey points, click here.

For information regarding the transfer of motor vehicle points from other states to your New Jersey license, click here.

For information on the point systems in other states, click here.

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You Have Options.We'll Help YouFind Them.

A lot of our clients come to us feeling like they hit a brick wall, or that they are left choosing between bad or worse. When you work with us, we make sure you know every option available. Then we help you choose the one that gets you the best possible outcome.