Laddey, Clark & Ryan Named One of the Best Places to Work in NJ
Laddey, Clark & Ryan, LLP has earned the distinction of being named one of the 100 2020 Best Places to Work in New Jersey.
Courtrooms are Closed, Does This Mean My Case is on Hold?
Not at all. Thankfully New Jersey's court system has been working very hard over the past few weeks to transfer as much as it can to remote access.
Family Files Suit Against Store After COVID-19 Related Death
Walmart employee's family files suit against store after his COVID-19 related death. According to the lawsuit, Plaintiff Wando Evans first reported symptoms to his supervisors at Walmart at the beginning of the March...
COVID-19 Alert: New Jersey Family Leave Act Expanded
On April 14, 2020, the New Jersey Family Leave Act (NJFLA) was expanded to provide family leave job-protection "during epidemic-related emergencies." The new law takes effect retroactive to March 25, 2020...
New Law Allows Remote Notarization in NJ During COVID-19
On April 14, 2020, New Jersey Governor Murphy signed A-3903/S-2336 into law, allowing remote notarial acts during a Public Health Emergency and State of Emergency declared by the Governor, in Executive Order 103 of 2020. A.3903...
Employer Basics During COVID-19 Webinar
Laddey, Clark & Ryan's COVID-19 Advisory Team Expands to Serve Community's Needs
One month into the COVID-19 crisis, Laddey Clark & Ryan continues to ramp up its COVID-19 LCR Advisory practice to serve the expanding and continually evolving needs of the community...
Governor Murphy's Executive Order 106 Impacts Eviction and Foreclosure Processes
On March 19, 2020, New Jersey Governor Philip D. Murphy signed Executive Order 106 which directs sheriffs, court officers, and their agents to refrain from acting to remove individuals from residential properties through the eviction or foreclosure processes during the time in which this Order is in effect...
NJ Tax Filing Update
Fittingly on April 15, 2020 Governor Murphy signed into law a bill that extends the deadline for filing and paying 2019 New Jersey individual income, partnership and corporation business taxes...
Importance of Advance Planning Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic A Focus on "Living" Documents During Illness and Incapacity
As Estate Planning practitioners, we strongly encourage all individuals over the age of 18 to have, at the very least and even without a looming health threat, the following three estate planning documents: Will, Power of Attorney, and Advance Directive for Healthcare (commonly known as the Living Will)...
