Writing in the Mid Atlantic Real Estate Journal, Attorney Jessica T. Zolotorofe discusses the growth in urgent care walk-in clinics and the impact on the commercial real estate market. Read More
Community Association Practice Partner Richard B. Linderman discusses what material facts are in HOA documents that buyers need to know in an interview with HomeLight Reporter Christine Bartsch. Read More
Ansell Grimm & Aaron Attorneys Lawrence H. Shapiro and Nicole D. Miller authored this article in Law360 about a New Jersey trial court’s error that resulted in years of litigation… Read More
Ansell Grimm & Aaron Attorney Jessica T. Zolotorofe writes about key legal issues to address when drafting and negotiating a billboard lease in the Harrisburg Commercial Real Estate Report… Read More
In an Associated Press interview that appeared in US News & World Report Partner Joshua S. Bauchner discusses the challenges facing small businesses juggling the demands of a lawsuit while managing their day-to-day operations. Read More
Real Estate Weekly taps Ansell Grimm & Aaron Attorney Jessica Zolotorofe for 2018 Leading Ladies Honors. Read More
Jessica T. Zolotorofe looks at the opportunities and risks in the growing student housing market in the latest issue of the MidAtlantic Real Estate Journal.
ANSELL, GRIMM & AARON, PC partner, Melanie J. Scroble, Esq., recently closed a $27 million real estate transaction on behalf of C6 Real Estate Partners, in connection with its acquisition of River Edge at Garfield, a newly constructed 100-unit Class-A multifamily apartment building complex located in Garfield, New Jersey. The
Fidelity Eatontown and QuickChek, represented by AGA attorneys Joshua Bauchner and Michael Ansell, will continue to pursue their claims against Excellency Enterprises, Kennedy Auto Service and others for attempting to eliminate competition in the local market for gas station convenience stores by preventing Plaintiffs’ developments from moving forward. Fidelity Eatontown
Ansell Grimm & Aaron partner Joshua S. Bauchner is representing Morristown business owner James Cavanaugh in his dispute with the town’s Parking Authority over the use of an easement behind his South Street buildings. Cavanaugh is asserting the historic right to continued and appropriate use of the right of way
