New Jersey Commercial Litigation Attorneys Commercial litigation refers to disputes between business and/or disputes between businesses and their customers, vendors or suppliers. The experienced New Jersey commercial litigation attorneys at Schiller, Pittenger & Galvin, P. C., in Scotch Plains, handle complex commercial litigations and disputes in Union County and throughout the State. We are experienced in litigating in both federal and … [Read more...] about Commercial Litigation

An estate plan considers the accumulation, conservation, and distribution of the assets of an individual upon his or her death. The New Jersey estate planning attorneys at Schiller, Pittenger & Galvin, P.C., offer a diverse range of estate planning services to achieve our client's goals, including but not limited to: ·  Wills ·  Trusts ·  Powers of Attorney ·  Advance healthcare directives ·  Guardianship ·  Probate and estate … [Read more...] about Estates and Trusts Planning and Administration

For commercial property owners, tenants, and developers, understanding New Jersey commercial property law and its implications are key. This article will summarize some of the legal issues related to commercial real estate law in New Jersey, including zoning, land use, financing, title issues, and more. ZONING AND LAND USE If you own a business or plan to invest in commercial property in New Jersey, it is important to understand zoning and … [Read more...] about Commercial Real Estate Law

Personal injury is a broad term that covers accidents caused by the negligent or intentional acts of someone that result in injuries to another person. Personal injuries arise from car accidents, slip and fall accidents, accidents from inadequate security and many other circumstances. Any accident can cause physical, financial and emotional injuries for the injured party. These may include bodily injury, pain and suffering, disability, lost … [Read more...] about Personal Injury Law

You Want to Build New Jersey’s many municipalities have laws that limit how you can use your land. These laws are contained in zoning, subdivision, and site plan ordinances. For all but the smallest developments (a single or two-family house), and even for some of them, to build a new building or expand an existing building, the owner or other developer will have to take several steps. First, the owner or developer must file an application for … [Read more...] about Land Use, Planning & Zoning