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Default Judgment Vacated for Business Client
Vacating a Default Judgment in New Jersey Commercial Litigation A default judgment can feel final, but in New Jersey commercial litigation, it is not always the end of the case. The Law Office of Frank E. Ferruggia Jr. LLC recently obtained an order from the Superior Court of New Jersey vacating a default judgment entered against a business client in a commercial lease dispute against an Am Law 100 adversary. By successfully moving to vacate the judgment, the firm restored th
Jul 17
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Hope Everyone Had a Wonderful Fourth of July!
I hope everyone had a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable Fourth of July with family and friends. Wishing you all a great summer!
Jul 6
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Successful $1.2M Multifamily Property Sale
I recently represented my client in connection with the successful $1.2M sale of a multifamily property in New Jersey. It was a pleasure to help guide the transaction through closing and achieve a successful outcome. If you need assistance with a residential or commercial real estate matter in New Jersey, please feel free to contact my office.
Jul 5
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Honoring Memorial Day
Memorial Day is a time to honor and remember the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice and service will never be forgotten. As we spend time with family and friends this weekend, we pause in gratitude for those who served and sacrificed for our freedom. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day. The Law Office of Frank E. Ferruggia Jr. LLC
May 23
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Successful Settlement of Commercial Real Estate and LLC Dispute Through Mediation
Our office recently achieved a successful settlement of a contested commercial real estate and LLC dispute through mediation involving disputed ownership interests, contribution claims, and the allocation of sale proceeds. The matter arose from the sale of an income-producing multifamily property. Although the parties agreed on certain basic facts, they disagreed over the financial history of the property, including ownership contributions, redevelopment expenses, and how the
Apr 29
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Guest Lecture at Seton Hall University School of Law, Property Course
I recently had the opportunity to serve as a guest lecturer at Seton Hall University School of Law, where I was invited to return and speak with Property students about real estate practice and the role of attorneys in real estate transactions. The discussion focused on the responsibilities of counsel during residential and commercial closings, common issues that arise during transactions, and the importance of careful contract review and due diligence. It was a pleasure enga
Feb 17
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