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Returning Traditional Onsite Work & Employment Policies COVID-19

Returning Traditional Onsite Work & Employment Policies COVID-19

September 3, 2020

RETURNING TO TRADITIONAL ONSITE WORK FROM TELEWORK/WORK FROM HOME ARRANGEMENTS AND EMPLOYMENT POLICIES RELATING TO COVID-19 As New Jersey schools and business continue to reopen, recent orders, regulations and laws may impact employer’s plans to return to traditional onsite work.  The Family First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) went into effect on April 1, 2020.  The…

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COVID-19 | CLDDS Anticipates A Surge of COVID-19 Related Litigation!

COVID-19 | CLDDS Anticipates A Surge of COVID-19 Related Litigation!

July 17, 2020

COVID-19 restrictions and social distancing requirements have made it more challenging for businesses across New Jersey to be profitable.  Though the country and New Jersey are reopening, New Jersey businesses face ongoing restrictions, limitations and in some cases closures.  Many Jersey Shore small and mid-size businesses especially restaurants, bars, and concert venues rely on the…

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COVID-19 | NJ Tenants Can Now Use Security Deposit to Pay Rent!

COVID-19 | NJ Tenants Can Now Use Security Deposit to Pay Rent!

April 29, 2020

On April 24, 2020, Governor Murphy signed Executive Order 128-2020, which allows tenants to| direct their landlords to use a portion or all of the previously paid security deposit to satisfy rent. “Upon written request from a tenant, including electronic communication, a security deposit governed by the provisions of N.J.S.A. 46:8-19 et seq., as well…

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Man Jailed for Not Immediately Paying Ticket Deserves Justice

Man Jailed for Not Immediately Paying Ticket Deserves Justice

October 27, 2016

Burlington court’s actions amounted to modern-day debtors’ prison Burlington Township Municipal Court acted akin to a modern-day debtors’ prison when it ordered a man to serve jail time because he could not immediately pay court costs, said a federal lawsuit (PDF) the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey joined yesterday. The lawsuit, initially filed in…

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Seaside Park’s Funtown Pier Will Not Be Rebuilt: Reports

Seaside Park’s Funtown Pier Will Not Be Rebuilt: Reports

July 27, 2016

The pier’s owner says he will not rebuild after planning board refuses to allow 200- to 300-foot-high thrill rides, according to the report. SEASIDE PARK, NJ — It appears that the fire that burned Funtown Pier to the sand in 2013 may have been the end of the amusement pier for good, as the owner…

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Grasso: A revered jurist steps down from the bench

Grasso: A revered jurist steps down from the bench

July 2, 2015

TOMS RIVER – Superior Court Judge Vincent J. Grasso has faced tough choices during his career. And the right choice isn’t always the popular one, he said. For instance, Grasso figured his 2010 order prohibiting prayer at the start of Point Pleasant Beach Borough Council meetings wouldn’t go over too well. “I understand people’s religious…

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Ken Schmidt: ‘I can do what I want now’

Ken Schmidt: ‘I can do what I want now’

June 29, 2015

Ken Schmidt had all but given up hope of ever being released from a restrictive guardianship when he wrote to the Asbury Park Press in July 2013. “Can you please get someone to help a victim who has had everything taken away,” the 74-year-old man pleaded. These weren’t the ramblings of someone in the throes…

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21 Homes Proposed to Replace Sandy-Damaged Church in Brick

21 Homes Proposed to Replace Sandy-Damaged Church in Brick

April 2, 2015

A plan before the Brick Township Planning Board calls for a 2.6 acre lot owned by St. Pio of Pietrelcina Roman Catholic church to be subdivided into 21 lots, on which single-family homes will be built. The church is located in the median between the northbound and southbound lanes of Route 35 in the township’s…

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Belmar lawsuit over Sandy debris inching toward trial

Belmar lawsuit over Sandy debris inching toward trial

May 8, 2014

Belmar officials could soon be called to testify in a lawsuit alleging the borough illegally fired a contractor within a week of bringing them in to remove the borough’s Sandy-mangled boardwalk. John de Rouville signed a $100,000-contract with Belmar on Nov. 3, 2012, just days after superstorm Sandy had made landfall, to grind up and…

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