Legal Insights & Case Tips from Simon Law Group
NJ Supreme Court considered whether the warrant requirement for DWI blood draws applies retroactively. Learn about your rights during drunk driving arrests.
NJ injured workers who miss more than 7 days may qualify for temporary disability benefits at 70% of wages, subject to the current state minimum and maximum.
New Jersey injured workers should report workplace injuries promptly. Learn what counts as notice under N.J.S.A. 34:15-17 and why written proof matters.
NJ court ruled that failure to read statutory breath test warnings does not invalidate a DWI conviction if the suspect voluntarily submits. Know your rights.
A federal appeals court ruled a murdered informant's estate may sue a prosecutor's office for recklessly disclosing his confidential status. Civil rights.
NJ court dismissed a defamation lawsuit and ordered the plaintiffs to pay $25,000 in legal fees. Learn about defamation law and frivolous litigation risks.
NJ Supreme Court ruled criminal defendants can inspect crime scenes that are victim residences under certain conditions. Learn about defendant discovery rights.
The NJ Supreme Court ruled post-sentence GPS monitoring of sex offenders violates ex post facto protections. Learn about the ruling.
Governor Christie signed major alimony reform legislation in NJ. Learn about new duration limits, cohabitation rules, and modification rights under the new law.
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