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08.13.2021
The Entire Controversy Doctrine and the Importance of Joining Additional Parties in Initial Pleadings
Mac Naughton v. Power Law Firm, A-3711-19, 2021 WL 2964324 (N.J. Super. App. Div. July 15, 2021). This case addresses the importance of naming additional parties pursuant to Rule 4:5-1(b)(2) in initial pleadings. Plaintiff W. James Mac Naughton (“Jim”) appealed a May 27, 2020 Order granting summary judgment to defendant Power Law Firm, LLP, Jinhee […]
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08.09.2021
Melissa Dibble to Speak at Upcoming NJICLE Webinar, “Evidence in Trust and Estate Litigation”
When: Tuesday, August 24, 2021 | Eastern: 9:00 AM – 12:35 PM Where: Webinar Archer Faculty: Melissa Dibble, Esq. Overview: A panel of experienced Trust and Estate litigators will discuss the rules of evidence and how they are used or applied in the real world. This program will explore evidence issues and challenges faced by […]
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07.29.2021
Steven K. Mignogna is Editor and Contributing Author of Estate and Trust Administration Treatise
Archer partner Steven K. Mignogna is one of the editors and contributing authors of the recently published NJ Estate and Trust Administration and Procedures Manual (2021), 2 Volume Bound Books and Reference CD. This revised treatise is now available from the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education. This version continues to cover in detail […]
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06.25.2021
Steven K. Mignogna Serves as Rutgers Law School Guest Lecturer
Archer Partner Steven K. Mignogna recently served as a guest lecturer for the Rutgers Law School course, “Estates and Trusts.” Steve led a discussion on estate and trust law, as well as provided students with career advice and important insight about the legal profession in general. Steve serves as the Chair of Archer’s Estate and Trust Litigation […]
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Donald P. Craig
Don concentrates his practice in the area of estate litigation, including will contests, disputes between fiduciaries and beneficiaries, guardianship matters and accountings.