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Martin Allen Quoted in Star Ledger re: Hospital Exemption from Real Estate Taxes
Martin Allen was quoted in the Star Ledger regarding litigation between Morristown and Morristown Medical Center regarding the hospital’s exemption from real estate property taxes. Martin is representing the town in this cutting edge litigation. http://www.nj.com/…/morristown_medical_centers_property_tax… …Pompelio argues victim’s right to face defendant at sentencing.
On April 29, 2013, Richard Pompelio, Esq., pro-bono victim’s rights attorney and of-counsel to the law firm argued a case of first impression before the New Jersey Supreme Court in State v Tedesco. Mr. Pompelio represented the family members…JEFFREY POMPEO, ESQ. PUBLISHED AN ARTICLE IN THE JERSEY INSIDER ENTITLED: “ARE YOU AWARE OF NEW JERSEY’S ‘MOVE OVER’ LAW?”
In 2009 New Jersey enacted a law aimed at reducing death or injuries to roadside emergency workers such as police officers, ambulance drivers and tow truck operators. Upon seeing an emergency vehicle on the side of the road, what are…Attorney Martin Allen Is Quoted in NJ Spotlight Magazine
Attorney Martin Allen was recently quoted in an article published in the NJ Spotlight Magazine entitled “State’s Sluggish Recovery Means More Bad News for Municipalities” written by Colleen O’Dea. To read the full article please go to the following link:…NJ Governor Signs Law Allowing for Extension of Statutory Deadline for Submission of Remedial Investigation of Pre-1999 Discharges
On January 21, 2014 Governor Christie signed S-3075 which authorizes the NJDEP to extend the statutory deadline for submission of Remedial Investigations (RI) of pre-1999 discharges for two years to avoid the potential Direct Oversight by NJDEP. The legislation was…JEFFREY POMPEO, ESQ. PUBLISHED AN ARTICLE IN THE JERSEY INSIDER ENTITLED: “NEW JERSEY LAW RECOGNIZES PATIENT WISHES AT END OF LIFE.”
On December 20, 2011, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed a law which memorializes a person’s wishes regarding medical treatment into a “medical order.” A medical order is like a prescription written by a doctor regarding the treatment a patient…Governor DiFrancesco to participate in Special 9/11 tribute event on May 30, 2012.
Governor DiFrancesco will be the guest of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and 9/11 President Joe Daniels at a special 9/11 tribute evening event on May 30, 2012. This special tribute shall recognize the 10th anniversary of the formal end of…Jeff Lehrer receives the William M. Cox award for exemplary service to the legal profession and to local government
We are pleased to announce that our partner, Jeffrey Lehrer was recently honored by at the N.J League of Municipalities Convention with the William Cox Award for exemplary service to the legal profession and to local government. Bill Cox is…Martin Allen obtains dismissal of tax appeal where property owner did not provide information in response to a “may dismiss” letter.
In James Dale Enterprises v. Berkeley Heights, 26 N. J. Tax 117 (Tax 2011), Martin Allen, chairman of the firm’s Real Estate Tax Department successfully argued that a tax assessor’s request for income and expense information pursuant to…
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