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New Jersey Supreme Court Denies Damages for Removal of Neighbor’s Trees

In April, 2016, I wrote about the New Jersey Appellate Division’s Opinion in Scannavino v. Walsh, 445 NJ Super 162 (App  Div. 2016), which set forth the law on the liability of property owners whose trees/vegetation encroaches on the neighbor’s property.  In that case, Plaintiff alleged that defendants improperly allowed…

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Common Questions About Divorce and Child Visitation During ‘Shelter in Place’

As we get deeper into the “shelter in place” requirement imposed by Governor Murphy, stress is more present in our lives every day. Being house-bound is frustrating on so many levels. Couples who are in difficult marriages, or who are going through a divorce (regardless of whether they are separated…

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Information on Firm Operations

To our Clients and Friends: Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper continues to monitor developments of the Coronavirus and updates to public health policies and regulations issued by Governor Murphy.  The health and safety of our personnel, clients and the public continues to be our priority. All Lindabury offices are taking…

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New Jersey Adopts Additional Job Protections for Employees Suffering From the Coronavirus (COVID-19)

On March 19, 2020, Governor Murphy signed a new law that grants immediate protection to employees who have or are likely to have an “infectious disease” caused by “a living organism or other pathogen, including a fungus, bacteria, parasite, protozoan, virus or poison, which may or may not be transmissible from…

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The Employer’s Guide to Federal and State Employee Leave Rights and Income Protection for Coronavirus-related Absences

Updated as of April 1, 2020 In recent days employers have been faced with very difficult and unanticipated situations in the workplace.  Employee absences from the workplace, whether related to personal or family illness due to the virus, voluntary or involuntary quarantines, fear of contracting the virus, reductions in hours,…

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Coparenting Arrangements In The Time of Coronavirus

It goes without saying that the spread of coronavirus (Covid-19) is presenting an unsettling and challenging time for individuals across the globe. People are grappling with economic consequences due to employment interruptions and working hard to create a schedule that ensures continuity in their children’s lives. For individuals who are…

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Congress Passes Families First Coronavirus Response Act – Mandates Paid Sick Leave

As the country reels from the coronavirus pandemic, the economic impact on businesses and employees has become painfully evident.   Whether due to personal or family illness with the virus, self-isolation, school or business closures, or a downturn in business, employees are expected to be facing extended absences from the…

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NJ Leads the Way in Mandating Severance Payments for Laid-off Employees

For nearly two decades New Jersey employers had to comply with the notice requirements of the Federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN), 21 U.S.C. 2100 et seq., as well as New Jersey’s similar counterpart, Millville Dallas Airmotive Plant Job Loss Notification Act (NJ WARN Act), N.J.S.A. 34:21-2. While…

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As Coronavirus Spreads, Some Firms May Struggle to Pivot to Remote Work

Eric Levine,  Cybersecurity & Data Privacy co-chair of Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper,  was quoted by Legaltech news, in a recent article concerning the coronavirus’ impact on law firms.  Eric says “the firm is proactively reminding the firm’s lawyers and staff to remain vigilant against coronavirus-related phishing emails. “From a…