Electric bicycles have become a common sight in New York and New Jersey. They are convenient, fast, and popular among delivery workers and commuters. But with this growth has come […]
When a marriage reaches its end, many couples choose an “uncontested divorce” to resolve their marital issues amicably and quickly. Compared to contentious litigation, uncontested divorce saves both time and
Our firm successfully secured a $30,000 settlement for a client injured in a left-turn collision on E. Central Boulevard. The incident occurred on February 7, 2024, when our client was
$30,000 Settlement Success: Left-Turn Collision on E. Central Boulevard Read More »
Picture this scenario: You’re stopped at a red light in Newark when suddenly your car is struck from behind. The other driver explains their vehicle’s driver-assistance system failed to brake
Self-Driving Car Accidents: Who Pays When Nobody’s Driving? Read More »
Our firm successfully secured a $96,000 settlement for a client injured in a rear-end collision on US Route 206 in Mount Olive, New Jersey. The incident occurred on October 25,
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USCIS announced it has “received enough petitions to reach the congressionally mandated 65,000 regular cap and 20,000 master’s-cap numbers for FY 2026.”
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In New Jersey, if you have applied to the court for a restraining order due to domestic violence, this is typically a significant legal step that can effectively restrict the
What to Do If You Regret Filing for a Restraining Order in New Jersey? Read More »
Nurses working at small hospitals or medical facilities are continuously concerned about whether wage payments based on their working hours are being made fairly. This concern is particularly acute when
Song Law Firm recently secured a complete victory for our corporate client, P**, in a complex employment-related civil litigation brought before the Superior Court of New Jersey. This case involved
