By: Cailin Bernazzoli, Law Clerk and JD Candidate Change may soon be on the horizon for New Jersey Employers. On May 12, 2022, Assemblymembers Moriarty, Danielsen and Sumter introduced Assembly Bill 3937, which proposes important changes for pay transparency and the READ MORE
Category: M&B’s blog, Perspectives
Appellate Division Rules Portion of Tax Sale Law Unconstitutional
By Stephen McNally, Esquire and Paige M. Bellino, Esquire The Appellate Division, in 257-261 20th Avenue Realty, LLC v. Alessandro Roberto (“257-261, LLC”), has concluded that a portion of the New Jersey Tax Sale Law is unconstitutional to the extent READ MORE
Appellate Division Tackles LAD Claims in Two Separate Decisions
By: Cailin Bernazoli, JD Candidate, with assistance of Stephen McNally, Esquire and Paige M. Bellino, Esquire Recently, two unpublished Appellate Division decisions, Beneduci v. Graham Curtin, P.A and Guzman v. M. Teixeira Int’l Inc., addressed the New Jersey Law Against READ MORE
M&B Law Welcomes 2023 Summer Law Clerks
M&B Law is excited to welcome Widener University Delaware Law School students, Alanna Larson and Cailin Bernazzoli, to the firm as our Summer 2023 law clerks. They will be involved in all facets of our practice. For a brief introduction: READ MORE
Appellate Division Offers Insight to Recent Change to Tax Sale Law
In an Article Published in the New Jersey Law Journal, Paige M. Bellino and Stephen McNally expressed their position that a recent change to the Tax Sale Law, N.J.S.A. 54:5-89.1, was detrimental to the interest of property owners who are READ MORE
Is Your Homeowner’s or Condominium Association Giving You a Headache? Let M&B Law Help You Find the Right Remedy
Recently our firm McNally & Bellino, LLC has been inundated with calls from frustrated homeowners involved in disputes with homeowners’ associations and condominium boards. In some instances, it may be individual board directors who are creating headaches for homeowners. The READ MORE
Is the Short Cut to Tax Foreclosure Being Abused-When is a Property Really Abandoned?
By: Stephen McNally, Esquire and Paige M. Bellino, The time period for commencing a tax foreclosure action is governed by N.J.S.A. 54:5-86(a). Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 54:5-86(a), a private tax sale certificate holder is obligated to wait two (2) years from READ MORE
Change in the Law Offers More Challenges for Redemption of Tax Sale Certificates
By Stephen McNally, Esq. & Paige M. Bellino, Esq. Our article entitled “Simon v. Cronecker-Alive and Well” (the “Simon Article”) was recently published in the Summer 2021 Edition of the New Jersey Land Title Association’s Newsletter, The Advocate. The Simon READ MORE
To Include or Not to Include, That is the Question: New Jersey’s Evolving Interpretation of the Attorney Review Clause Mandate in Real Estate Contracts
By: Paige M. Bellino, Esquire A recent Appellate Division case discussed the convoluted and little understood requirement for attorney review in residential real estate contracts, which requirement stems from the mandate issued by the New Jersey Supreme Court in N.J. READ MORE
The Risk of Creating a Joint Venture
By: Stephen McNally, Esquire A recent unpublished Appellate Division Decision, Steven Batitsas and Diane Sarahwati v. Park Point Investors, LLC, addresses the possibility that a joint venture is created even if not intended by the parties. In Batitsas, the plaintiffs READ MORE