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Key Rulings from the NJ Supreme Court
Stay informed on landmark decisions and legal developments from New Jersey’s highest court. In this section, we break down recent Supreme Court opinions and explain their real-world impact in clear, accessible language.

NJ Supreme Court Sets High Bar for Establishing a Business Acted in Conformity With Its Habit or Routine Practice
In Gerald Fazio Jr. v. Altice USA (A-21-24/089744) (Decided July 9, 2025), Justice Fasciale writing for a unanimous NJ Supreme Court clarified when evidence of a specific, repeated business practice…
NJ Supreme Court Holds Only Franchisees Can Sue under Franchise Practices Act
In New Jersey Coalition of Automotive Retailers, Inc. v. Ford Motor Company (A-724/089378) (Decided July 29, 2025), Justice Fabiana Louis-Perre writing for a unanimous Supreme Court of New Jersey held…
Unpaid PFRS Benefits Revert to Estate Absent an Express Written Beneficiary Designation
In Keith Isaac, deceased v. Board of Trustees (A-22-24/089370) (Decided July 31, 2025), Justice John Jay Hoffman, writing for a unanimous Supreme Court of New Jersey held that it was arbitrary,…
Understanding Local Government & Municipal Law
Dive into the legal issues that shape New Jersey’s towns and cities. From zoning disputes to ordinance enforcement, our articles explain how municipal law works and why it matters for residents, officials, and businesses.

Breaking Down New Jersey’s New Public Notice Requirements
On June 30, 2025, Gov. Phil Murphy signed public notice reform legislation into law. The new law (S-4654/A-5878) requires – beginning March 1, 2026 – a public entity to publish…
Legal Insights on Schools, Students & Education Policy
Explore how the law affects education in New Jersey. We cover topics like student rights, school discipline, special education, and major court decisions that influence the policies and daily life of educators, parents, and students.

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