| Britt Simon
How to Keep Your Divorce Private in a High-Asset Divorce in NJ
Strategies for protecting your financial privacy during a high-net-worth divorce in New Jersey, from confidentiality agreements to sealed filings.
Constitutional Rights
10 articles from Simon Law Group
| Britt Simon
Rein of terror ends today
Analysis of the Supreme Court's landmark Second Amendment ruling on concealed carry rights and its implications for law-abiding citizens in New Jersey.
| Laura Simon
Big brother is at it again...This time Samsung
Samsung Smart TVs have been transmitting household conversations to third parties. Learn about the privacy concerns and potential legal remedies available.
| Christopher Tappan
DCPP / DYFS Agents Exempt from Lawsuit
Federal appeals court ruled NJ child welfare caseworkers have qualified immunity from civil lawsuits. Learn about DCPP investigations and your legal rights.
| Britt Simon
Rights During NJ Traffic Stop
NJ appeals court ruled police need reasonable suspicion of danger before ordering passengers out of vehicles. Know your rights during a traffic stop.
| Laura Simon
Traffic Violations: Even the Sheriff Doesn't Follow the Law
Law enforcement used stingray surveillance technology without proper warrants over 300 times. Learn about your privacy rights and illegal surveillance.
| Britt Simon
New NJ DWI Warrant Rule Could be Retro
NJ Supreme Court considered whether the warrant requirement for DWI blood draws applies retroactively. Learn about your rights during drunk driving arrests.
| Britt Simon
Criminal Law: Murdered Informant's Estate Stake Claim
Federal appeals court ruled a murdered informant's estate can sue the prosecutor's office for recklessly disclosing his confidential status. Learn about civil rights claims.
| Britt Simon
Criminal Law Update: Defendant Permitted to Inspect Victims Home
NJ Supreme Court ruled criminal defendants can inspect crime scenes that are victim residences under certain conditions. Learn about defendant discovery rights.
| Britt Simon
Sex Offenders - GPS Tracking Unconstitutional
NJ Supreme Court ruled post-sentence GPS monitoring of sex offenders violates constitutional protections against ex post facto punishment. Learn about the ruling.