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New Jersey Real Estate Law Update: Significant Changes to New Jersey Fees on Real Estate Transfers over $1,000,000

New Jersey real estate law received a significant change in the fees charged to buyers and sellers in NJ real estate transactions. On June 30, 2025, New Jersey enacted P.L. 2025, c. 69, which amends the so-called “Mansion Tax”.  Pursuant to the prior legislation, adopted in 2004, residential properties and…

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Last Chance Agreements In New Jersey Employment Law

New Jersey civil service law and education law provide that employee disciplinary charges can be settled.  This applies to New Jersey governmental jurisdictions which are not covered by civil service or education law as well.  One of the tools which are sometimes used for these settlements are “last chance agreements.”…

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New Jersey Employment Law Gives Hearing Over Prospective Enforcement of Non-Compete Agreements

Restrictive Covenants and Non-Compete Agreements Restrictive covenants are clauses in contracts where the parties agree that one or both of the parties agree to restrict their ability to act in certain ways during or after the term of the contract.  There are a variety of restrictive covenants, such as “non-poaching”…

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New Jersey Employment Law Decision Protects Employees from Sexual Harassment, Even Where Harassment is by Employee of Another, Related Employer

A recent New Jersey employment law decision found that even where harassment is not by a co-employee, her employer may still be liable if the victim worked closely with the harasser in her workplace.   Background Kristine Bodner was a certified alcohol and drug counselor employed by the Center for…

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McLaughlin & Nardi, LLC Welcomes Brooke Fulmer

McLaughlin & Nardi, LLC is pleased to announce that Brooke Fulmer will be joining us as a law clerk.  She will be full-time during the Summer, and part-time during the school year. Brook is heading into her third year at New York Law School where she is an editor for…

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New Jersey Whistleblower Law FAQs

What is Whistleblower Law? In New Jersey, “whistleblower law” refers to a body of law which protects employees who engage in “whistleblowing activity.”  There are two basic sources of New Jersey whistleblower law: the statutory protections of the New Jersey Conscientious Employee Protection Act (CEPA); and the common law protections…

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New Jersey Supreme Court Decides that Commissions are Commissions, and Therefore Wages

Several New Jersey employment laws govern the payment of wages.  The New Jersey Wage and Hour Law (along with the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act) governs minimum wage and overtime.  The New Jersey Wage and Hour Law governs what are considered wages and when they must be paid.  The Supreme…

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New Jersey Business Law Decision Examines Tortious Interference

New Jersey business law protects economic relationships, whether or not there is a contract in place.  However, a party suing for tortious interference must have competent evidence to prove every element of the claim.  A New Jersey appeals court recently issued an opinion exploring what is necessary to establish tortious…

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Frequently Asked Questions About New Jersey’s Law Against Discrimination

What is the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination? The New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (LAD) is a state law that prohibits discrimination in employment based on certain of an employee’s immutable qualifications.  It is one of the strongest employee protection laws in the country. Who is protected under the New…

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New Jersey Appeals Court Gives 337,214 Reasons Not to Delay in Disputing Commercial Invoices

New Jersey business law enforces both oral and written contracts for the delivery of goods and services.  However, in the case of Pantos USA, Inc. v. MindsInSync, Inc., when disputes arise, a New Jersey appeals court once again emphasized that evidence is king.   Background In 2018, Pantos USA, Inc.,…

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