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August 08, 2005 |

A Different Kind of Property Right

Although broadly categorized as personal property, Internet property has characteristics of both tangible and intangible property. Consequently, attorneys must take the special nature of Internet property into consideration when attempting to resolve legal difficulties relating to Internet transaction.
6 minute read
August 01, 2005 |

Valuing Stock in Oppressed Shareholder Actions

In a 1999 case involving oppressed shareholders within a close corporation, the New Jersey Supreme Court awarded a marketability discount in valuing the stock. In the wake of the decision, New Jersey courts are still attempting to refine and further amplify the law created in that landmark case.
11 minute read
November 03, 2005 |

The Internet as Governmental Action

Who owns the Internet? Some argue that the U.S. government does, because it invented and funded the Internet. For the time being, says attorney Jonathan Bick, the courts have failed to find that the government's involvement rises to the level of state action. However, as the United States' control of the Internet increases, courts are likely to reverse this finding.
6 minute read
September 03, 2010 |

Suits & Deals

Large verdicts and settlements in New Jersey.
6 minute read
December 17, 2003 |

Bad Doctors Do Keep on Practicing

Only one in three doctors who repeatedly commit malpractice lose their license and doctors are rarely banned from practicing, even when they kill people, according to a study of New Jersey's Board of Medical Examiners. In fact, the study says, doctors who repeatedly commit malpractice or engage in behavior that could harm patients are about twice as likely to be allowed to continue practicing than to be banned.
10 minute read
September 08, 2011 |

Physicians Under Scrutiny

Representing doctors before a more assertive Board of Medical Examiners
7 minute read
July 03, 2006 |

Overseas Courts Limit American Internet Speech

Using common law theory, foreign courts have found American Internet publishers liable for harm to readers located in foreign jurisdictions and have subjected those publishers to foreign liability law, even though American law holds the sender immune from liability.
6 minute read
June 03, 2009 |

Your Unlimited Liability: Beyond Piercing the Corporate Veil

The applicable statutes and decisions make clear that notwithstanding the limited liability feature of corporations and LLCs, individuals acting on behalf of the enterprise are exposed to personal risk and must act with due care.
7 minute read
October 12, 2006 |

E-Communications Policy: Getting It Right

An electronic communications policy is an important safeguard and a crucial part of the employee knowledge base at an e-commerce firm. Along with saving employees time, such publications help employee morale, prevent employee/management disagreements and keep users out of court.
6 minute read
April 24, 2006 |

Cyber Rentals

The Internet has profoundly changed the way people execute real estate rental transactions, mostly for the better. In addition to putting significant amounts of rental information into the hands of potential tenants and allowing virtual tours of available rental properties, the Internet allows submission of rental applications.
6 minute read

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