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What New Jersey Waste and Construction Companies Need to Know About the A-901 License

What New Jersey Waste and Construction Companies Need to Know About the A-901 License

Posted June 9, 2026 in Environmental Law

If your business collects, transports, or brokers solid waste, hazardous waste, or soil and fill recycling services in New Jersey, you are operating under one of the most demanding licensing regimes in the state. The A-901 license, issued jointly by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) and the Office of the Attorney General […]

Nicholas Sullivan featured in South Jersey Biz

Nicholas Sullivan featured in South Jersey Biz

Posted May 20, 2026 in News

Sullivan is a partner whose practice spans public and private governance, compliance, administrative law and complex civil litigation. He advises clients across a broad spectrum of matters, including employment disputes, construction claims, personal injury and estate-related issues, while also handling transactional work such as contract drafting. Sullivan serves as outside general, labor and special counsel […]

Red Flags in a Marriage-Based Green Card Application | New Jersey Immigration Attorney

Red Flags in a Marriage-Based Green Card Application | New Jersey Immigration Attorney

Posted May 13, 2026 in Immigration

Marriage-based green card applications are closely reviewed by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to determine whether the marriage is bona fide and entered into in good faith. Certain issues may trigger additional scrutiny, but a red flag does not automatically mean a green card application will be denied. An experienced New Jersey immigration attorney can […]

What Is the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)? | New Jersey VAWA Immigration Attorney

What Is the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)? | New Jersey VAWA Immigration Attorney

Posted May 13, 2026 in Criminal Defense

Victims of domestic violence may qualify for lawful immigration status through the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). A VAWA self-petition allows certain abused spouses, children, and parents to apply for immigration benefits without relying on the abusive family member for sponsorship. An experienced New Jersey immigration attorney can help victims pursue confidential immigration relief, obtain […]

Do You Have to Take Field Sobriety Tests in New Jersey?

Do You Have to Take Field Sobriety Tests in New Jersey?

Posted May 13, 2026 in Criminal Defense

If you are stopped for suspected DWI in New Jersey, police may ask you to perform field sobriety tests (FSTs). Many drivers believe these tests are mandatory. They are not. Field sobriety tests are voluntary in New Jersey and are commonly used by police to establish probable cause for a DWI arrest. Are Field Sobriety […]

NJ Expungement Lawyer | Clear Your Criminal Record in New Jersey with Attorney Eric Lee

NJ Expungement Lawyer | Clear Your Criminal Record in New Jersey with Attorney Eric Lee

Posted May 13, 2026 in Criminal Defense

A criminal record can follow you for years and affect employment, housing, professional licenses, education, and future opportunities. If you are seeking an expungement in New Jersey, Attorney Eric D. Lee of helps clients pursue expungements and move forward with confidence. What Is an Expungement in New Jersey? An expungement is a legal process that […]

Contract Mistakes Midsize Businesses Make Repeatedly (and How to Avoid Them)

Contract Mistakes Midsize Businesses Make Repeatedly (and How to Avoid Them)

Posted May 11, 2026 in Corporate & Business

Midsize businesses often reach a point where their operations outgrow their legal infrastructure. One of the clearest signs is how contracts are handled. Agreements that once “worked fine” start creating friction, confusion, or, in some cases, real financial exposure. One of the most common mistakes is overreliance on outdated templates. Many businesses continue using agreements […]

How to Avoid Turning an Employment Issue Into a Lawsuit

How to Avoid Turning an Employment Issue Into a Lawsuit

Posted May 11, 2026 in Corporate & Business

Employment disputes rarely begin with a single dramatic event. More often, they develop gradually from routine workplace issues that are handled inconsistently or without sufficient structure. A common problem is the lack of documentation. Managers may have legitimate concerns about an employee’s performance or conduct, but those concerns are not recorded in a clear or […]

Intensive Settlement Conference – The Last Step before Trial

Intensive Settlement Conference – The Last Step before Trial

Posted April 20, 2026 in Divorce & Family Law

An Intensive Settlement Conference (“ISC”) in a New Jersey divorce case is a Court-mandated proceeding occurring shortly before trial. The purpose of the ISC is to help litigants attempt to resolve their marital disputes, with the assistance of a Judge, without proceeding to a final hearing before the Court. This procedure involves a New Jersey […]

New Jersey Appellate Division Upholds Rejection of Low Bids Due to Stale DPMC Forms and Bid Bond Defects

New Jersey Appellate Division Upholds Rejection of Low Bids Due to Stale DPMC Forms and Bid Bond Defects

Posted April 14, 2026 in News

Contractors bidding on public projects in New Jersey should take careful note of a recent Appellate decision highlighting the importance of submitting complete and up-to-date bid documentation. In ML Inc., et al. v. Edison Township Board of Education and Vanas Construction Co., decided on November 18, 2025, the New Jersey Appellate Division upheld the Edison […]

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