In Newburgh v. Arrigo, the New Jersey Supreme Court acknowledged that circumstances exist in which a parent may have a duty to bear some portion of the educational expenses of his or her child, even though the child has...
In October, a St. Louis jury awarded a California woman with ovarian cancer more than $70 million, reports The Associated Press. The plaintiff claimed that forty years of using Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder...
In interpreting settlement agreements in the marital dissolution context, courts are guided by two sets of principles. A court applies equitable principles to ensure a matrimonial agreement is fair, and contract rules...
In Kelly v. Kelly, the husband and wife were married for 23 years and had 5 children together before the husband filed for divorce in 2010. After some administrative delays followed by unsuccessful mediation...
Later this month, the New Jersey Board of Medical Examiners will decide whether to suspend the medical license of Vivienne Matalon, M.D. according to NJ.com. Dr. Matalon, who works out of offices in Camden and...
