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Landlord’s Eviction Complaint Filed Prior to Expiration of FDCPA Letter’s 30-Day Notice Deemed Premature – Court Re-Affirms Lawyer Is a Debt Collector

By Stark & Stark on November 9th, 2012

Posted in Business & Commercial Law

In Cisero v Rosen, ESX-LT 27084-12, Essex County Court Judge Mahlon Fast (also the author of the New Jersey “Guide to Landlord Tenant Actions in Special Civil Part”) held that a residential landlord’s sending a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) notice letter, and then, filing of an eviction complaint to be heard before the 30-day expiration of the FDCPA notice was grounds to dismiss the eviction action without prejudice. This case is important for residential landlords because it shows the pitfalls of filing eviction actions without consulting counsel. Continue reading

What is subrogation?

By Stark & Stark on September 20th, 2012

Posted in Personal Injury

After an insurance company has paid benefits to a person injured in an accident, subrogation refers to the process of the insurance company later seeking reimbursement from the person legally responsible for causing the accident. Continue reading

Pre-Derivative Suit Demand Letter Is Not Required In Pennsylvania When Corporation In Question Is Closely Held

By Scott I. Unger on August 13th, 2012

Posted in Business & Commercial Law

In Pennsylvania, a claim of corporate waste is ordinarily derivative because the corporation is the directly injured party. Pennsylvania law generally provides that unless irreparable injury would result, a Plaintiff must make a written demand on the board of directors before filing a derivative action on behalf of the corporation. Continue reading

Is a Disabled Spouse Entitled to Permanent Alimony?

By Maria P. Imbalzano on August 1st, 2012

Posted in Divorce & Family Law

In a recent case, (J.E.V. v. K.V.), an issue arose as to whether a spouse with a history of mental and emotional problems is entitled to permanent alimony. As in any case, the specific facts lead to the ruling, and in this particular case, the court held that the wife, who had bipolar disorder, was only entitled to limited duration alimony for a term of ten years. Continue reading

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