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Should I Consult With An Attorney If I Choose To Mediate My Divorce Case?
By: Robert Panzer Some couples choose to go through mediation in the hope of settling their divorce case in an amicable and cost-effective fashion. But should [...]
PPP Round 2 Application Deadline Extended
By: Scott Borsack Late in the afternoon on March 30, 2021, after an overwhelming vote of approval by the United States Senate, President Biden signed the [...]
PPP Update: Possible Round 2 Extension
By: Scott Borsack The second round of the Paycheck Protection Program, as created by Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits, and Venues Act is due [...]
SBA Provides Lender Guidance On Refund of EIDL Grants
By: Scott Borsack Almost on cue, the SBA released an announcement over the weekend indicating that those loans that have completed the forgiveness process where the [...]
Eligible PPP Non-Payroll Expenses Expanded
By: Scott Borsack As the COVID relief measure makes its way through Congress (the House passed the legislation at 9:20 PM on Monday) heading to certain [...]
More PPP Relief Coming from Washington
By: Scott Borsack On December 20, 2020, leaders in the House and Senate announced that a deal had been reached on additional COVID-19 relief to individuals [...]
Emergency Rules For New Jersey Public Meetings Adopted
By: Jeffrey Hall With the advent of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, local government in New Jersey has had to scramble to continue to function while greatly [...]
Celebrating National Adoption Day
By: Lindsey Moskowitz MedvinNational Adoption Day falls on the Saturday prior to Thanksgiving every year. Our Courts and communities come together to finalize thousands of adoptions. The [...]
SBA Essentially Exempts Loans of $50,000 or Less From Forgiveness Process
By: Scott Borsack Late last week the Small Business Administration released additional guidance under the Paycheck Protection Program affecting borrowers with loans of no more than [...]
Burlington County Taxpayers Take Notice
By: Jeffrey Hall Major changes affecting the rights of Burlington County taxpayers will take affect this year and next year. Since the 1980s, the deadline to [...]
Partner Stuart Tucker Discusses Landlord/Tenant Law and COVID-19
Szaferman Lakind Partner Stuart Tucker recently took part in the Mercer Vicinage Landlord Tenant Public Information Seminar addressing Landlord/Tenant issues as it relates to COVID-19. COVID-19 [...]
COVID-19 and Antitrust: Approval in Aide of Finding a Vaccine
By: Lionel Frank On July 23rd, the U.S. Department of Justice, Antitrust Division, approved a request from Eli Lilly and Company, AbCellera Biologics, Amgen, AstraZeneca, Genentech, [...]
Firm News
New Jersey Law Journal Spotlight: Small Firm Mergers Piling Up in New Jersey
On February 2, 2022, the New Jersey Law Journal published an article titled "Small Firm Mergers [...]
Barry Szaferman Honors The Hon. Catherine M. Fitzpatrick P.J.F.P. (Ret.)
By: Barry Szaferman As Published in the Mercer County Bar Association Winter 2022 Newsletter Judge Fitzpatrick [...]
New Jersey Workers’ Comp Attorney Samuel Gaylord & Team Join Szaferman Lakind
Szaferman Lakind is pleased to welcome five (5) attorneys to the firm. Samuel Gaylord, prominent New [...]
Recent Verdicts & Settlements
Dan Sweetser Successful in Employment Discrimination Trial
By: Dan Sweetser On May 13, 2021, Judge Kenneth Chu of the National Labor Relations Board [...]
Bob Lytle Prevails on Behalf of Jersey City Police Officer
After weeks of trial that took place in 2018, Partner Bob Lytle obtained a dismissal of [...]
Attorneys Hubert and Manzo Find Success for Clients in Two Injury Cases Against Local Schools
Partner Thomas Manzo resolved a case on behalf of his client who fell while at work [...]