Federal drug convictions are rarely expungeable. See the first-offender exception, the under-21 rule, and the pending Clean Slate Act. Red Bank, NJ.

New Jersey raised minimum auto insurance limits in 2026 to $35,000/$70,000. Here is what it means for NJ car accident injury claims.

Randolph H. Wolf represented a client who, from 1988 through 1998, received various motor vehicle violations in New Jersey, which resulted in numerous orders of suspension. Those violations included DWI convictions in violation of N.J.S.A. 39:4-50 as well as several convictions for driving while suspended in violation of N.J.S.A. 39:4-40. During sentencing, the courts ran the suspension periods for each conviction consecutively (or back-to-back), rather than concurrently (or

In response to the increase in the number of teenagers that have committed suffering as a result of online harassment and bullying, several states have passed laws criminalizing cyber-harassment, cyber-bullying, and cyber-stalking. New Jersey has long advocated for anti-bullying and anti-harassment laws. In fact, New Jersey passed the State’s first law that criminalizes cyber-harassment to address this increasing problem. The law passed both houses of the New Jersey legislatu

Clients often inquire as to whether or not any previous out-of-state DWI convictions or other alcohol-related traffic violations will affect their New Jersey DWI matter. A previous out-of-state alcohol-related traffic offense can indeed affect the penalties that will be imposed in your current New Jersey DWI case. This is because the DWI penalties in New Jersey increase with each subsequent DWI conviction.