Peter Lamont, Esq.
Understanding Defamation Under New Jersey Law
Defamation is a legal claim involving a false statement made about someone that harms their reputation.
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Peter Lamont, Esq.
Nov 86 min read
Understanding Confidentiality Agreements in New Jersey Business Litigation
In New Jersey business litigation, it is common for parties to share sensitive information during the discovery process, such as trade secre
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Sep 166 min read
Challenges of Proving Breach of Contract in a New Jersey Jury Trial
Proving a breach of contract in a New Jersey jury trial can be a complex process that requires careful preparation and a strategic approach.
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Apr 266 min read
Opposing a Motion for Summary Judgment
So, you've found yourself on the receiving end of a summary judgment motion, and you're wondering how to keep your case alive.
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Apr 226 min read
Why Smart NJ Business Owners Rely on Attorneys
Navigating the intricate legal landscape of New Jersey can be daunting for businesses. That's why having an attorney is crucial.
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Apr 197 min read
The Art of Summary Judgment: How to Win Your Case Without Going to Trial
In this blog post, we'll break down the concept of summary judgment, explain how it works, and discuss its potential impact on legal cases.
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Apr 185 min read
Battle of the Bands: Country Rapper Jelly Roll Sued in Trademark Infringement Showdown
The lawsuit alleges several counts against Jelly Roll, including federal service mark infringement .
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Apr 55 min read
The Matrix's AI Rights Trial: You Be the Judge!
It's Your turn to be the Judge! The question at hand: Do AI entities deserve the same legal protections as humans?
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Apr 18 min read
The Willy Wonka Slip and Fall Case: Exploring Constructive Notice and Contributory Negligence
Willy Wonka, the eccentric owner of a renowned chocolate factory, opens his doors for a special tour.
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Feb 216 min read
Understanding the Work Product Exclusion in Home Improvement Contractor Insurance
Home improvement contractor's insurance often includes a 'work product exclusion,' limiting coverage for damages caused by their own work.
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Jan 124 min read
Allocation of Damages to Parties that Settle in a Negligence Case
In negligence lawsuits, allocating damages among multiple defendants is complex and often contentious. The landmark New Jersey Supreme Court
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Nov 17, 20234 min read
Settling a Lawsuit | Decisions and Desires
Though most civil lawsuits end with settlements, deciding whether to accept a settlement offer can be challenging. While your lawyer should
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Nov 6, 20234 min read
Understanding New Jersey's Earned Sick Leave Law: A Guide for Employers
he New Jersey Earned Sick Leave Law requires most employers to provide paid sick leave to their employees.
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Nov 3, 20236 min read
Good Grief! Could Charlie Brown Sue Lucy for Pulling Away the Football? A Legal Analysis
Could Charlie Brown sue Lucy for her actions? In this blog post, we'll explore the various legal claims Charlie Brown might have.
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Nov 2, 20233 min read
Appeals Court Reinstates Copyright Lawsuit Against 'Fortnite' for Dance Move Use
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has reinstated a copyright lawsuit brought by choreographer Kyle Hanagami against Epic Games
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Oct 30, 20234 min read
A Gavel for the Ghostly: Lizzie Borden's Legacy Stirs Modern Day Trademark Infringement Legal Brew
In his decision, Judge Sorokin underscored the necessity to evaluate the likelihood of the coffee shop causing confusion among consumers.
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Sep 29, 20234 min read
The Ins and Outs of Contingency Fees: A Comprehensive Guide
When you're facing a legal issue that requires professional intervention, one of the most daunting aspects can be the cost of hiring an...
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Sep 20, 20233 min read
Understanding Doxxing: What It Is and the Legal Implications
Doxxing (also spelled "doxing") refers to the act of publicly revealing private or personal information
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Aug 23, 20233 min read
Understanding The Duty of Care in Negligence Analysis
In this post, we will delve into the duty of care, explore its nuances, and provide examples to bring this crucial legal concept to life.
Peter Lamont, Esq.
Aug 21, 20233 min read
Negligence Explained: Protecting Your Rights and Understanding Your Duties
Let us dive into what negligence is, explore its elements, and discuss what it means if you are sued for negligence
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