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Bill to Remove Estate Tax Could Become a Reality

One of the most frustrating bills that taxpayers and especially business owners often face is the estate tax here in New Jersey. Highly unpopular, a new vote by a state Senate committee could make the dreams of a disappearing estate tax a reality in the next five years. Approved on Monday in Trenton, the Senate … Continue reading Bill to Remove Estate Tax Could Become a Reality →

Understanding Your Property Tax Assessment

When you receive your property tax assessment, you will likely have a lot of questions about what it means and if it’s accurate. Since property values change so swiftly with the changes of the economy and the municipal taxes which you pay, it is important to get your real estate taxes assessed annually. If your … Continue reading Understanding Your Property Tax Assessment →

Slip and Fall During Paycheck Pickup

…Covered Under Workers Compensation? Workers compensation claims can cover so many different types of workplace injuries, that just when we think we’ve seen the craziest examples something else pops up to prove us wrong. Take this case out of Freehold, NJ, in which a ShopRite employee came to work six hours before his shift was … Continue reading Slip and Fall During Paycheck Pickup →

Governor Christie Vetoes Workers Compensation Bills

In the first weeks of the New Year, NJ Governor Chris Christie has just issued vetoes for two major workers compensation bills, which were widely supported by the petitioner’s bar, while being opposed by employers and insurance carriers. Sponsored by attorneys for injured workers, the legislation was aimed at updating legislation that, for decades, employers … Continue reading Governor Christie Vetoes Workers Compensation Bills →