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Recently Passed Amendments Modify New Jersey Community Association Capital Reserve Funding and Study Requirements

Ansell Grimm July 14, 2025

By Nicole D. Miller As most New Jersey community association board members are undoubtedly aware, a law enacted in January 2024 imposed new and, some have said, onerous capital reserve funding and study requirements on almost all New Jersey community associations. To ease the compliance challenges these new obligations created,

Ansell.Law Secures Approval for 82,095 Square Foot Self-Storage Facility Behind Existing Retail Center in Middletown, New Jersey

Ansell Grimm July 10, 2025

Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Rick Brodsky, Shareholder and Co-Chair of the Firm’s Zoning and Land Use Department, successfully represented the applicant in securing zoning board approvals for the development of an 82,095 square foot self-storage facility on a site already developed with a 5,995 square foot retail center

Expecting the Unexpected: Why Force Majeure Provisions Matter in an Uncertain World

Ansell Grimm July 8, 2025

By Seth M. Rosenstein “Stuff happens.” In business, as in life, the unanticipated, unexpected, and unprecedented can upend the most rock-solid plans or sincerest of intentions. That is why attorneys who negotiate and draft commercial contracts put so much effort into identifying and addressing every possible risk, event, or circumstance

Rick Brodsky Secures Planning Board Approval for 340 Residential Units and Starbucks Pad Site Despite Community Opposition

Ansell Grimm July 2, 2025

In a significant land use victory, Rick Brodsky, Shareholder and Co-Chair of the Zoning and Land Use Department, successfully secured Planning Board approval for the construction of 340 new residential apartments and a dedicated Starbucks pad site in Middletown, New Jersey. The proposed development, located just off the Garden State

Ansell.Law Litigators Successfully Discharge Improperly Levied Lis Pendens, Allowing Client To Proceed With Efforts To Sell Commercial Property

Ansell Grimm June 27, 2025

In real estate, a lis pendens is a notice filed in public records to alert potential buyers or lenders that a property is subject to a pending legal claim or dispute that could affect ownership or title. Such an encumbrance on a property can render it difficult, if not impossible, for

Christopher Raike Elevated to Ansell.Law’s Human Resources Manager

Ansell Grimm June 24, 2025

Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Christopher Raike has been elevated to Human Resources Manager. Raike joined the Firm in April 2024 as the Human Resources Generalist and quickly had a tremendous positive impact. “Chris has been an outstanding addition to the Firm,” said President and Managing Shareholder Michael V. Benedetto.

Ansell.Law’s Litigation Team Secures Decisive Second Circuit Victory Over Serial Plaintiff

Ansell Grimm June 23, 2025

Res judicata is a legal principle designed to prevent a party from refiling claims that were adjudicated conclusively in prior litigation. That principle was successfully asserted by a team of Ansell.Law litigators when the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit affirmed a district court victory they obtained

Purchasing and Foreclosing on Tax Liens in New Jersey: How It Works and What Potential Real Estate Investors Should Consider

Ansell Grimm June 19, 2025

By Anthony J. D’Artiglio and Jonathan D. Sherman New Jersey real estate owners who fail or neglect to pay their property taxes face the potential loss of their homes and the forfeiture of any equity they’ve built. But the financial fallout of unpaid property taxes also offers private investors a

Ansell.Law Litigators Anthony D’Artiglio and Gabriel Blum Secure Early Dismissal of Lawsuit, Sparing Indiana Clients From Costly Litigation in New York

Ansell Grimm June 18, 2025

Ansell.Law litigators Anthony D’Artiglio and Gabriel Blum recently obtained a dismissal of a lawsuit filed in New York against two Indiana attorneys who were appointed as receivers in an Indiana action to marshal the assets of a Texas-based company, Ready 2 Go Transport Central (“R2G”). Neither the individuals nor the

After Sunset of Higher Thresholds, Is Subchapter V Bankruptcy Still a Viable Option for Distressed Small Businesses?

Ansell Grimm May 21, 2025

By Anthony J. D’Artiglio Historically, struggling small businesses looking to the Bankruptcy Code for salvation rather than liquidation had only one option: a proceeding under Chapter 11. Indeed, Chapter 11 has given countless companies the breathing room needed to reorganize and restructure their debts rather than close up shop for