Insights

Effective January 1, 2022, New Jersey has streamlined qualified research expense deductions, allowing businesses to deduct expenditures in the same year as claiming the Corporation Business Tax... Read More >

To safeguard small businesses from potential scams, the IRS introduces a special withdrawal process for those apprehensive about the accuracy of Employee Retention Credit (ERC) claims. This... Read More >

New Jersey has several programs to assist seniors with the costs of their prescription medications. For instance, the Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled (PAAD) Program, created in... Read More >

In the latest episode of “Just Vetting”, veterinarian and former practice owner, Dr. Mark Nunez talks with Peter Tanella, Esq. about his current practice in telemedicine providing virtual... Read More >

ICYMI: The January issue of our Elder Law and Special Needs newsletter is hot off the press today! In this issue, our attorneys cover industry hot topics including Richard Miller’s recent... Read More >

Lawyers working in New Jersey cannot be bound to non-competition agreements.  Has the time finally come to treat doctors the same way?  In this writer’s opinion the answer is no but the... Read More >

The announcement about the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2024 is now out, and it’s good news for disability benefits recipients. Those who rely on Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or... Read More >

When working with an attorney to prepare for your future and address the challenges associated with aging, you will likely come across the term “incapacitated.” Incapacitated Definition Someone... Read More >

In Negron v. Benitez, the Appellate Division rejected a plea to reconsider a custody-modifying consent order, citing no significant changes in just four months. The case illustrates common "buyer's... Read More >