by Ian Singer | Apr 30, 2018 | Business
Arbitration clauses are often used by businesses as part of their comprehensive risk management program. Properly employed, they are enforceable and lead to quick and cost-effective resolutions of disputes with business partners and customers. Improperly employed, or...
by Ian Singer | Apr 19, 2018 | Business
Today, in an unpublished decision, a New Jersey appellate court held that an overbroad exculpatory clause contained in a fitness services agreement was unenforceable. For those who don’t know or who otherwise live under a rock, exculpatory clauses are everywhere. I...
by Ian Singer | Apr 16, 2018 | Business
Since around 2011, New Jersey businesses such as self-storage facilities, fitness centers and furniture stores have faced an ever-growing number of class-action complaints under the Truth in Consumer Contract, Warranty and Notice Act (TCCWNA) seeking statutory...
by Ian Singer | Mar 1, 2018 | Business
Investors often routinely place their trust in their investment advisor, or broker, especially when markets are climbing high. When market volatility surfaces which results in losses across the board, many investors are unaware of the impact their financial advisor...
by Ian Singer | Oct 19, 2017 | Business
In the competitive nature of business and industry the “Sirens of Litigation” are encountered during the lifespan of many companies and firms. However, the enticement of pursuing such business disputes can come at a significant expense to any company. The financial...
by Ian Singer | Sep 13, 2017 | Business
Law firms operate in an aggressive marketplace, just like all other companies and professionals. However, lawyers understand business clients are continually challenged to manage their legal fees and costs. While acknowledging that legal costs, for litigation or...
