• Flood Disclosure Requirements

    What Sellers and Landlords Need to Know On July 3, 2023, Governor Phil Murphy signed the Flood Risk Notification Law (the “Flood Disclosure Law”) in order to protect purchasers and tenants from…

  • CORPORATE TRANSPARENCY ACT COMPLIANCE

    Who, What, When and How If you are a member of a limited liability company or similar entity, you have probably heard people talking about the Corporate Transparency Act and have been…

  • Disclosures When Selling Homes “As-is” in NJ

    If you are buying (or even thinking about it) in today’s real estate market, you have probably heard it is very competitive to find a home. The seller’s market experienced during the…

  • Community Spotlight

    The entire Morgan Law LLC team takes pride in our year-round support of local, regional and national organizations. This year has been no different as we have once again actively partnered with…

  • Business Tip

    One of the most common types of business entities these days is a limited liability company (LLC). Those clients with one should have Operating Agreements in place.  If not, the State’s Revised…

  • Issues to Consider When Starting a New Business

    Whether opening a restaurant, boutique, professional services firm or any other enterprise, there are several questions that any individual or group needs to consider when starting a new business.  Here is a…

  • Shopping Center Leases – Hot Topic

    There is never a shortage of issues retail landlords face, especially in connection with multi-tenant shopping centers.  On January 23rd firm principal, Ken Morgan, will participate in a panel discussion of current…

  • Making a Difference in Communities Near and Far

    Ken Morgan, the firm and its team support many local, regional and national organizations throughout the year, actively partnering in support of events and programs. Here are some of the diverse group…

  • It May Be Time to Take the BAIT

    The Tax Cuts and Job Act (“TCJA”) adopted in 2017 limited federal tax deductions for state and local income taxes (“SALT”) to $10,000 annually. In high tax states such as New Jersey,…