RECENT FIRM NEWS:
- Spoliation of Evidence Does Not Automatically Entitle a Plaintiff to an Adverse Inference
- Under The Tort Claims Act, Conduct That Is Objectively Indicative Of A Decedent’s Lack Of Due Care Will Preclude A Finding Of Any Actionable Dangerous Condition (And Any Liability Against A Defendant)
- Appellate Division, In Reversing Dismissal of Personal Injury Case Against University, Reaffirms Principle That Landowners Have a Duty to Warn Independent Contractors of Latent Defects
- The Changed Circumstances Standard on an Alimony Modification Application is Alive and Well!
- Appellate Division Affirms Jury Verdict of No Cause of Action and Rules That Testimony Regarding a Past Workers’ Compensation Claim Can Aid the Jury in Understanding the Nature and Extent of the Injuries at Issue in a Negligence Action