Porzio, Bromberg & Newman P.C.

About this office:

At Porzio, we believe that when selecting an attorney, you should follow the same process as in choosing an employee or employer, your business partner or private confidante. Surround yourself with men and women of integrity and passion and you will share your victories and adversities with exceptional people who will champion you, fortify you and inspire you. Our attorneys, and the remarkable professionals who work beside them, serve our clients and each other with honor and a passionate commitment to excellence. We believe in the character, capability and dedication of each member of our team and are grateful for the opportunity to work together in serving our clients. Our clients benefit both from our expertise in the law and from our experience in their industries. We approach our work in an industry-specific manner and focus on the challenges particular to our clients' businesses.

Appellate, Bankruptcy and Financial Restructuring, Business Disputes and Counseling, Class Actions, Corporate, Dispute Resolution, Education, Employment and Labor, Entertainment, Environmental, General Liability, Governmental Affairs, Insurance Coverage, Intellectual Property, Land Use, Medical Malpractice, Mergers and Acquisitions, Personal Injury, Pharmaceutical and Medical Device, Pharmaceutical Marketing and Sales Compliance, Product Liability and Mass Tort, Professional Liability, Property Tax Appeals, Real Estate and Construction, Securities, Tax, Transportation, Trust and Estates.

Contract Drafting Tips for Home Improvement Contractors
Eric L. Probst, August 5, 2011
In counseling home improvement contractors on the form and content of their contracts, I have developed a Top Ten Contract Drafting Tips List. Although you cannot draft the perfect contract to prevent a lawsuit, these tips are useful to help minimize the risk of litigation and the potential...

NJ Supreme Court: Officers and Employees of Home Improvement Contracting Business Can Be Personally Liable For Consumer Fraud Violations
Eric L. Probst, July 20, 2011
The New Jersey Supreme Court recently in a unanimous decision, Allen v. V&A Brothers, held that employees and officers of a home improvement contracting business may be individually liable under the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act ("CFA"), N.J.S.A. 56:8-1 et seq., for affirmative acts,...

New Jersey Supreme Court: Officers and Employees of Home Improvement Contracting Business Can Be Personally Liable For Consumer Fraud Violations
Eric L. Probst, July 14, 2011
The New Jersey Supreme Court recently in a unanimous decision, Allen v. V&A Brothers, held that employees and officers of a home improvement contracting business may be individually liable under the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act ("CFA"), N.J.S.A. 56:8-1 et seq., for affirmative acts,...

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