New Jersey Business Litigation has become the standard for commercial litigators, in-house counsel, general practitioners, and transactional attorneys representing the business client. This book covers the range of subjects about which businesses litigate, from the perspective of how New Jersey courts will view the case. Topics covered include: director and officer liability, partnership liability, oppressed minority shareholders, Rule 10b-5 and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act, antitrust, RICO, business fraud, tortious interference, consumer fraud, privacy torts, arbitration, and employment law.

“Since its publication, this book has been the go to resource for commercial litigation in New Jersey.”

- Steven M. Richman, Duane Morris, LLP, New Jersey Lawyer Magazine

New in this Edition

• A brand new chapter covering construction litigation, ranging from substantive law to procedural rules, to aid the commercial litigator in more readily adapting to the legal nuances in this area
• Coverage of a 2024 federal law allowing sexual harassment victims to void arbitration
• Description of dismissal of fraud claims where buyers received non-defective goods as expected
• Coverage of the Securities and Exchange Commission requirement for public companies to disclose material climate impact rules
• Plus discussion of the Federal Trade Commission's non-compete rule, which has been blocked from being enforced and is likely headed to the United States Supreme Court

New Jersey Business Litigation has become the standard for commercial litigators, in-house counsel, general practitioners, and transactional attorneys representing the business client. This book covers the range of subjects about which businesses litigate, from the perspective of how New Jersey courts will view the case. Topics covered include: director and officer liability, partnership liability, oppressed minority shareholders, Rule 10b-5 and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act, antitrust, RICO, business fraud, tortious interference, consumer fraud, privacy torts, arbitration, and employment law.

“Since its publication, this book has been the go to resource for commercial litigation in New Jersey.”

- Steven M. Richman, Duane Morris, LLP, New Jersey Lawyer Magazine

New in this Edition

• A brand new chapter covering construction litigation, ranging from substantive law to procedural rules, to aid the commercial litigator in more readily adapting to the legal nuances in this area
• Coverage of a 2024 federal law allowing sexual harassment victims to void arbitration
• Description of dismissal of fraud claims where buyers received non-defective goods as expected
• Coverage of the Securities and Exchange Commission requirement for public companies to disclose material climate impact rules
• Plus discussion of the Federal Trade Commission's non-compete rule, which has been blocked from being enforced and is likely headed to the United States Supreme Court