by mgall74 | May 30, 2019 | Special Needs
When an individual in New Jersey or Pennsylvania turns 18, he has reached the age of majority and his parents can no longer make decisions legally on his behalf. This applies to all young adults, even those who have special needs. Before your child with special needs...
by mgall74 | May 30, 2019 | Special Needs
The Division of Developmental Disability’s (“DDD”) mission is to assure the opportunity for individuals with developmental disabilities to receive quality services and supports, participate meaningfully in their communities and exercise their right to make choices....
by mgall74 | Mar 22, 2019 | Business Litigation and Legal Malpractice
Lawsuits for legal malpractice are all about what the lawyer was supposed to do. For a client to successfully sue his or her former attorney for legal malpractice, the client must first establish what a lawyer is supposed to do in handling a matter like the one...
by mgall74 | Oct 26, 2018 | Business Litigation and Legal Malpractice
Usually attorneys know their clients and their clients know their attorneys. But not always. In a recent New Jersey appellate court decision (Greening v. Levine), the appellate court grappled with the issue of whether a lawyer who represented a condominium association...
by mgall74 | Jun 7, 2018 | Anatomy of a Lawsuit
In ancient cultures, disputes over money were often resolved by the sword. In modern societies, disputes over money that the parties cannot resolve among themselves are resolved in courts that are set up by the government. In New Jersey, a person or a business...
