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Pedestrian and Motor Vehicle Crash Nets Plaintiff $2,000,000

Motorist Recovers $4.1 Million After Crash Resulting From Blown Stop Sign

Attorney Kenneth Hayes, Appointed for a 5-Year term to the Board of Trustees of the IOLTA Fund of the Bar of NJ

$1.625 Million Settlement Reached for Woman Injured in Morris County Crash

NJ Now Allows New Businesses To Recover Lost Profits Established With a ‘Reasonable Degree of Certainty’

Jasmine Brown Seabrooks, Esq., Featured by NJAJ

Pedestrian and Motor Vehicle Crash Nets Plaintiff $2,000,000

May 23, 2023

As featured on the NJ.com and on the NJLawJournal.com, a $2 million settlement was reached for a Middlesex County teen struck by a vehicle while seated on the curb. The Plaintiff sustained injuries resulting from the collision caused by Defendant.

Motorist Recovers $4.1 Million After Crash Resulting From Blown Stop Sign

May 19, 2023

As featured on the NJLawJournal.com, a $4.1 million settlement was reached on Feb. 1 in Middlesex County case, Fernandez-Hoppe v. Depena, concerning injuries sustained in an intersection collision in Cranbury, New Jersey.

Attorney Kenneth Hayes, Appointed for a 5-Year term to the Board of Trustees of the IOLTA Fund of the Bar of NJ

March 24, 2023

In March 2023, by Order of the New Jersey Supreme Court, Kenneth Hayes, Esq. of Epstein Ostrove was appointed for a 5-year term to the Board of Trustees of ...

$1.625 Million Settlement Reached for Woman Injured in Morris County Crash

February 24, 2023

As featured on the NJLawJournal.com, a $1.625 million settlement was reached prior to trial in Bernstein v. Friedman for a 38-year-old woman involved motor ...

NJ Now Allows New Businesses To Recover Lost Profits Established With a ‘Reasonable Degree of Certainty’

January 24, 2023

A recent NJ LAW JOURNAL article discussed a decision issued on Aug. 17, 2022, in 'Schwartz v. Menas,' the Supreme Court of New Jersey joined the majority of other jurisdictions in finding that a per se ban on lost profits damages by a new business is unwarranted. Partner, Elliot Ostrove, and Associate Lucia Wa Yang composed the article that was published on the NJLJ.com.

Jasmine Brown Seabrooks, Esq., Featured by NJAJ

January 5, 2023

Epstein Ostrove attorney, Jasmine Brown Seabrooks, has been spotlighted by the New Jersey Association for Justice (NJAJ), highlighting her contributions as co-chair of the NJAJ Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee, and a co-chair of NJAJ’s Minority Trial Lawyer’s Caucus.

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Mass Anti-Psychotic Drug Litigation

July 19, 2015

Risperdal, Seroquel and Zyprexa hit the market a decade ago, hailed as a second generation of medication for schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, manic depression and other psychiatric problems that…

Class Actions

Concepcion Allows Companies To Avoid The Morass Of Class Actions

July 18, 2015

In AT&T Mobility LLC v. Concepcion, (2011), a 5-4 majority of the U.S. Supreme Court determined that the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA), pre-empts a California rule, which California courts had…

Concepcion Allows Companies To Avoid The Morass Of Class Actions

Business and Contract Disputes

Does Clicking ‘I Agree’ Create a Binding Contract?

July 16, 2015

As consumers continue to buy more and more products over the Internet, courts are being presented with opportunities to examine the validity of online agreements.

Does Clicking ‘I Agree’ Create a Binding Contract?

Restrictive Covenant and Trade Secrets

A New Act for Trade Secrets

July 14, 2015

In January, New Jersey adopted the Uniform Trade Secrets Act (NJTSA), N.J.S.A 56:15-1 et seq., affording greater protection for trade secrets in New Jersey…

Business and Contract Disputes, Class Actions

Uncommon Application of the Commonality Requirement

July 13, 2015

Epstein Ostrove Partner Elliott Ostrove was featured in the New Jersey Law Journal to discuss the impact that Wal-Mart v. Dukes has had on class certificati...

Uncommon Application of the Commonality Requirement

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