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Donald M. Pepe devotes his practice to all aspects of complex real estate development and real estate transactional work with an emphasis on retail and residential development.
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New Jersey Sports Betting Dealt Major Setback

Legalized sports betting will likely not be in place for next year’s Super Bowl. U.S. District Judge Michael Shipp recently issued a permanent injunction against New Jersey’s sports gambling law. As we have previously discussed on this Business Law Blog, the Department of Justice, along with NBA, MLB, NHL, NFL, and NCAA, have challenged the […]

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Don’t Negotiate Without It: Tips for Drafting Non-Disclosure Provisions

Most businesses maintain as confidential various forms of proprietary information like revenue projections, operating expenses, secret formulas, business plans, customer lists and any number of other forms of information that would lose value if widely disseminated.  At the same time, it is often necessary to share such information to further business goals.  The use of […]

Author: Donald M. Pepe

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NJ Appeals Court Holds New Jersey Businesses May Be Liable for Off-Site Injuries

The Appellate Division recently held that New Jersey businesses could be held liable for injuries that occur on surrounding property, even if it is owned and maintained by another party. In Nielsen v. Wal-Mart Store #2171, A-2790-11, a pest control worker was injured when he allegedly fell on loose gravel as he walked around the […]

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