Out-of-state drivers injured in a car accident in New Jersey or New York may face confusion navigating no-fault insurance laws. This column clarifies how no-fault systems, Personal Injury Protection (PIP) […]
Injured in a No-Fault State? A Guide for Out-of-State Drivers in NJ & NY Read More »
The Immigration Team at Song Law Firm would like to provide you with an update regarding the Department of State’s June 2025 Visa Bulletin. Please refer to the tables below
Visa Bulletin for June 2025 Read More »
Since the start of President Donald Trump’s second term, his administration has implemented increasingly aggressive immigration policies. These changes have significantly impacted immigrants and international students alike, leading to widespread
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Received a personal injury settlement in New Jersey and wondering about taxes? This column explains the tax implications of compensation and its impact on public benefits, helping New Jersey residents
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I. Introduction: The Realities of Uninsured and Underinsured Drivers Even though New Jersey law mandates that every driver must carry auto insurance, a surprising number of motorists remain uninsured or
If you’re facing a criminal trial in New Jersey, you may wonder whether you can leave the U.S. during the proceedings. This column explains the legal feasibility of international travel
Can You Leave the U.S. During a Criminal Case in New Jersey? Read More »
The Immigration Team at Song Law Firm would like to provide you with an update regarding the Department of State’s May 2025 Visa Bulletin. Please refer to the tables below
Visa Bulletin for May 2025 Read More »
In New Jersey, it is permissible—and emotionally common—for divorcing parents to express the intention of leaving some or all of their assets to their children within a settlement agreement. However,
NJ│ Can Divorce Agreement Include a Provision to Leave Assets to Children? Read More »
When a car accident occurs, the insurance claim process varies significantly by state. New Jersey and New York follow a No-Fault insurance system, meaning that medical expenses are covered by
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