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By Nicholas F. Talvacchia, Benjamin Ojserkis, and Zach Matik The New Jersey Supreme Court has clarified an important limit on municipal eminent domain authority: a municipality may not condemn private...

By Nicholas Talvacchia and Benjamin Ojserkis Beginning August 1, 2026, restaurants and other food service businesses in New Jersey will need to change how they provide plastic utensils, condiment packets,...

By Michael Salad, Esq. Moving to Florida can offer many benefits, including favorable tax considerations, but establishing and maintaining Florida residency requires careful planning. One of the most common mistakes...

By Michael Salad, Esq. For many entrepreneurs, relocating to Florida involves more than moving a family—it also means determining whether their business should move as well. Simply changing a mailing...

By Nicholas Talvacchia and Sean Dougherty The New Jersey Supreme Court recently issued an important decision that will affect developers seeking use variances for inherently beneficial uses, including senior housing,...

By Michael Salad, Esq. Many former northeastern residents are surprised to learn that states such as New York and New Jersey frequently conduct residency audits. If a taxpayer claims Florida...

By Michael Salad, Esq. Every year, thousands of individuals and families relocate from New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and other states to Florida. While warmer weather and the...

By Michael Salad, Esq. and Zachary Matik On June 30, 2026, Governor Sherrill signed New Jersey’s Fiscal Year 2027 State Budget into law. The $60.7 billion spending plan includes a...

By Michael Salad, Esq. and Sean Dougherty Florida’s new Series LLC law offers business owners a new planning option. However, for those who already operate multiple LLCs, the more important...