Capehart Scatchard Attorneys Recognized as “Super Lawyers”

Capehart Scatchard is pleased to announce that the following shareholders have recently been named "Super Lawyers" as voted by their peers and facilitated by Law & Politics and New Jersey Monthly:  John Geaney (Workers' Compensation), Amy  Goldstein (Family Law), Lora Northen (Wor...

Who Gets the House?

This week's article is written by associate attorney and contributing author Douglas M. Nelson, Esq. Frequently, disputes arise between the executors and beneficiaries of an estate concerning the disposition of a deceased individual’s home.  (The content of this blog applies to admin...

Landlord Found Not Liable for Tenant Injury Due to Fall on Wet Grass

Plaintiff Carolyn Arroyave sued her landlord, defendant Quaker Village Apartments due to a fall on a pathway on a grassy hill. In Arroyave v. Quaker Village Apartments, 2015 N.J. Super. Unpub. LEXIS 276 (App. Div 2015), the plaintiff contended that her landlord breached its duty of ca...

Life Insurance Beneficiaries Must Be Designated, Not Assumed

In July 2012, Michael G. Fox got married, and looked forward to many happy years with his new wife, Evanisa.  Unfortunately, Michael died tragically in a work-related car accident just four months later.  Evanisa assumed that she was entitled to the death benefit from his life insuran...

Capehart Scatchard Bowls for the Kids

Mt. Laurel, NJ - -  Employees of Capehart Scatchard recently participated in the Second Annual Kids’ Chance of New Jersey Bowling Event.  The event was held to raise money for Kids’ Chance, a non-profit organization, created to provide educational opportunities and scholarships for th...
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