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About 45 percent of adults say they plan to travel for the holidays, per The Vacationer. With multiple generations getting together for holiday meals, gift exchanges and quality time, these... Read More >

On November 30, 2023, the Appellate Division affirmed the Camden County trial court’s decision in Ernest Bock & Sons-Dobco Pennsauken Joint Venture v. Township of Pennsauken and Terminal... Read More >

In this episode, veterinarian and former practice owner of Back Bay Veterinary Clinic, Dr. Pam Bendock talks with Peter Tanella, Esq. about how she went from being a “Jersey Girl” growing... Read More >

Some Medicare Advantage beneficiaries receive Medicare flex cards, pre-paid debit cards for qualifying expenses, as part of their benefits. The U.S. government does not issue Medicare flex cards.... Read More >

n the ever-evolving landscape of medical innovation, the journey to bring breakthrough therapies to those in need is often fraught with obstacles and red tape. For many patients grappling with... Read More >

New Jersey reinforces its commitment to its agricultural heritage through the Division of Taxation's re-affirmed farmland assessment regulations, effective from October 19, 2023, under N.J. Admin.... Read More >

New Jersey's Division of Taxation has reaffirmed its commitment to the exemption for disabled veterans, effective until October 19, 2030. This exemption recognizes the sacrifices of veterans disabled... Read More >

The IRS has postponed the Form 1099-K reporting threshold changes originally slated for 2023, following concerns from tax professionals and payment facilitators. The phased-in approach, commencing... Read More >

Managing construction risks is vital for project success. A well-defined construction contract, free of conflicting instructions, is crucial. The "Lucky Seven" clauses, if carefully addressed, set... Read More >