One of the common perceptions about family law arbitration is that the arbitrator has absolute and unreviewable discretion to render any type of arbitration award. While parties can agree to… CONTINUE
How Much Control Do Attorneys and Litigants Have Over the Arbitration Process in Family Law Cases?
Attorneys and litigants retain a great deal of control over the family law arbitration process. The parties decide the scope of the arbitration, what controlling authority applies, what law they… CONTINUE
What if I get in an accident during my job?
If you get in an accident during the official capacity of your job, you can either seek coverage through your own auto policy or your companies auto policy. If you… CONTINUE
Is Arbitration of Family Law Cases Permitted in New Jersey?
Yes. There are two court rules which specifically address the arbitration of family law cases: Family Court Rule 5:1-4 (discusses the arbitration track, and the agreement or consent order to… CONTINUE
What should I do If I am the victim of an accident and the responsible parties’ insurance carrier wants to talk to me?
If you receive a call from the other parties’ insurance carrier, you should never speak to them. You should always first consult an attorney before speaking to anyone. The reason… CONTINUE
What Is Family Law Arbitration?
Arbitration is a form of ADR (alternative dispute resolution). You cannot be forced into Arbitration. It is a voluntary process which resolves disputes identified by the parties and their attorneys…. CONTINUE
What kinds of accidents are covered by my auto policy?
In the State of New Jersey, an auto policy, which may include liability, under-insured coverage, uninsured coverage and PIP, will apply to any situation where an automobile is involved. This… CONTINUE
What kind of insurance will cover personal injuries suffered from an accident?
One of the most critical insurance coverages to have in New Jersey is known as Personal Injury Protection (aka “PIP”). PIP, more commonly known as No-Fault insurance is the medical… CONTINUE
What Are the Most Important Portions of Your Car Insurance Policy?
Most New Jersey drivers do not have nearly enough Uninsured (UM) and Underinsured (UIM) coverage. These coverages are for the injuries you or your family suffer when injured in a… CONTINUE
What is an Umbrella Policy?
An Umbrella Policy (also known as an Excess Policy) is another type of insurance coverage which you can purchase separately in addition to regular car insurance policy. The umbrella policy… CONTINUE
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