Moonlighting can be more dangerous than you think. All too often employees – especially those who are underpaid and underappreciated – consider moonlighting or starting their own business to augment their income. While we are strong believers in the cliché that people should follow their dreams and do what makes them happy, if (a) you […]
Katherine Hartman will be presenting on Equal Pay in the Workplace today at 4:30 at the Burlington County Courthouse. Ms. Hartman will be joining Janice G. Dubler and Mark Natale to address New Jersey’s recently enacted “Allen Amendment”, as well as providing historical context to state and Federal Equal Pay Laws. The program is sponsored […]
If you have been charged with Driving While Intoxicated, you may already know that the State has the burden of proving each element of that offense beyond a reasonable doubt in order to obtain a DWI conviction against you. Specifically, the DWI statute, N.J.S.A. 39:4-50, requires the State to prove the following two elements: (1) […]
Bail reform and criminal justice reform have swept through New Jersey. In 2017, there have been tremendous changes in the conducting of business within the criminal courts. On December 14, 2017, the Burlington County Bar Association, Criminal Practice Committee proudly presents a seminar concerning bail and criminal justice reform. The seminar is entitled: “Bail & […]
Michael C. Mormando, Esquire, of Attorneys Hartman, Chartered in Moorestown, NJ will be speaking at the Burlington County Bar Association, Criminal Practice Committee’s CLE Xtravaganza on December 14, 2017. Mike will be speaking at and moderating a session on Fourth Amendment and Search & Seizure jurisprudence. Mike is the Co-Chair to the Criminal Practice Committee […]