Thomson Reuters has included Jonathan Vuotto on New Jersey’s Business Litigation “Super Lawyers” list for 2020. Jon is a commercial litigator with over 15 years’ of experience, primarily practicing in the substantive areas of creditors’ rig…
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Elizabeth Andes volunteered with the New Jersey State Bar Association’s Wills for Heroes program on September 11, 2019 in East Brunswick. Wills for Heroes is a free program brought to the community by the Young Lawyers Division of the New Jersey St…
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The New Jersey Appellate Division has ruled in a published opinion that home inspectors are not exempt from liability under the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act (“CFA”) because there is “no direct and unavoidable conflict” between the CFA and ot…
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In a recent decision involving the ongoing battles between two well-known New Jersey law firms, the New Jersey Appellate Division performed a thorough analysis of the “advocate witness” rule, which is often used both offensively and defensively w…
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The New Jersey State Bar Association’s President, Evelyn Padin, has appointed Jon Vuotto as a member of the Business and Commercial Litigation Committee for 2019-2020. Jon is proud and honored to help advance the Committee’s mission of educating…
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In a recent decision, the New Jersey Appellate Division seemed to blur the lines between a creditor attempting to execute upon funds held for its debtor’s benefit and a creditor attempting to end-run an action to pierce the corporate veil to attach…
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According to a recent decision by the New Jersey Appellate Division, lenders, in advertising a foreclosure sale, are obligated to disclose prior lien amounts that are “nearly correct.” The Court found that a 22% difference between the advertised…
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The New Jersey Appellate Division has affirmed that accelerating a residential mortgage debt is not a prerequisite to the lender foreclosing the mortgage. In Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. v. Blando, A-1826-17T3 (App. Div. March 20, 2019), the defe…
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Thomson Reuters has included Jonathan Vuotto on New Jersey’s Business Litigation “Super Lawyers” list for 2019. Jon is proud of the work that he has done for his clients over the past year, if not the accolades. “The New Jersey Supreme Court…
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New York’s Appellate Division, Second Department recently entered a decision in Aybar v. Aybar, 2019 NY Slip Op 00412 (2d Dep’t Jan. 23, 2019), ruling that parties are not subject to general personal jurisdiction in New York solely by registering…
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