Newsletter NJ Laws by Kenneth Vercammen, Esq.

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

NJ Laws Email Newsletter E281 - August 26, 2008

In This Issue
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1. Recent Cases: Statement by Eye Witness not Admissible as Emergency investigation.

2. Statement to DYFS Worker Under Emergency is Admissible.

3. Handling Drug, DWI & Motor Vehicle Violations In Municipal Court - September 15, 2008 5:30 PM to 9:30 PM.

4. Marketing Survey for American Bar Association.

5. Upcoming Charity Running Races.

6. Estate Planning.

7. New Articles on www.NJLaws.com

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1. Recent Cases: Statement by Eye Witness not Admissible as Emergency investigation. State in the Interest of J.A. ___ NJ ___ (Decided 6-23-08) A-2-07.

The hearsay statements were a narrative of past events and made while neither the declarant nor victim was in imminent danger. The statements were testimonial and, because the declarant was not produced as a witness or subject to cross-examination, the admissions of the statements violated J.A.'s Sixth Amendment right to confront the witnesses against him.

2. Statement to DYFS Worker Under Emergency is Admissible. State v. Buda ___ NJ ___ (Decided 6-23-08) A-4/5-07.

The trial court did not abuse its discretion in determining that the child's statements to his mother and the DYFS worker were properly admitted into evidence as "excited utterances" under N.J.R.E. 803(c) (2). The Child's statements were not testimonials and, hence, their admission at trial did not run afoul of the Confrontation Clause.
3. Handling Drug, DWI & Motor Vehicle Violations In Municipal Court - September 15, 2008 5:30 PM to 9:30 PM.

New Jersey Law Center, New Brunswick

Speakers include:

HON. JOAN ROBINSON GROSS
Presiding Judge, Union County

KENNETH A. VERCAMMEN, ESQ.
Past Chair, NJSBA Municipal Court Section
Editor: "New Jersey Municipal Court Review"
2006 NJSBA Municipal Court Practitioner of the Year
Kenneth Vercammen & Associates (Edison)

WILLIAM G. BRIGIANI, ESQ.
Brigiani, Cohen, & Schneider (East Brunswick)

JOHN MENZEL, ESQ.
Moore & Menzel (Point Pleasant)

Dennis Driscoll
Municipal Prosecutor (Denville, Montville, Rockaway Township, Morris Plains & Netcong)

Attendees receive a CD containing over 2,000 pages of forms, discovery motions, briefs and orders, plus the 264 page Judge King Chun report, Chun opinion and Attorney General Guidelines.

This practical program featured a top notch panel of experienced practitioners and a Municipal Court judge. They provide instructions on handling the more serious drug, DWI and traffic offenses.

Includes:

EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES & PRACTICE TIPS YOU CAN USE IN SERIOUS DRUG & TRAFFIC OFFENSES INCLUDING
· Lab reports in drug cases
· Driving while suspended and enhanced penalties
· Jurisdiction issues for serious motor vehicle accidents
· Increased refusal penalties
· Assault
· Defenses to no-insurance cases
· Drug recognition expert cross-examination
· How to impress the Court and not annoy the Court staff
· Forms, motions and demand letters
· Criminal case law developments during the past year
· Sentencing arguments in multiple offense cases
· What's new on the Alcotest 7110 breath testing machine
· New laws and pending legislation
and more

Presented in cooperation with the NJSBA Municipal Court Practice Section, NJSBA General Practice Section, and the NJSBA Young Lawyers Division
For registration costs and details, contact
New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education
One Constitution Square, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901-1520
732-249-5100
http://www.njicle.com/seminar.aspx?sid=362
program: S1507d-14380
4. Marketing Survey for American Bar Association.

Greetings professionals and business owners. I serve as the Deputy Chair of the American Bar Association's Criminal Law Committee General Practice Division. I am organizing an article on marketing and public relations for a professional or business owner. To help us, would you please fill out the below form and either fax, mail or email your response to my office.

1. Best sources of regular new business:
_____________________________________________
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2. Your marketing home run. Something you did to try to get business that exceeded your expectations: _____________________________________________
_____________________________________________

3. Your marketing zero. Something you did marketing/ advertising that was not worth the time, money or effort: _____________________________________________
_____________________________________________

Other suggestions for young professionals starting their practice:
_____________________________________________
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Please fill out and fax, mail or email back to Kenneth Vercammen, Esq. KenVnjlaws@verizon.net
5. Upcoming Charity Running Races:

9/7/2008 6th Annual Fallen Heroes Memorial Run 5k, 9:45am, kids dash, 11am-Elizabeth NJ The Ultimate Beer Truck

9/14/2008 ECI School for Children Run/Walk 5k, 10am, kids races 9:30 3k walk, 10:05 Eatontown NJ

9/20/2008 KeyportFest 5K and One Mile Fitness Walk 5k, 8:30am

9/21/2008 "War at the Shore" Triathlon Short course .4k swim,8.5 mile bike, 3 mile run 6:45am long course .8k swim, 17 mile bike, 5 mile run 6:30am Long Branch NJ

9/21/2008 Manasquan Reservoir 5 mile 9:00am Howell

9/27/08 Metuchen YMCA Garbolino 5k run at Roosevelt Park 8:30am

9/27/2008 Carnegie 5k For team when you register, write RVRR

9/28/2008 Treasure Island Sprint Triathlon, 600 meter swim, 10.5 mile bike, 3 mile run, Pt Pleasant NJ

9/28/08 Bishop Ahr HS 5k 11am
6. Estate Planning Law is Extremely Complex and Ever Changing.

Kenneth Vercammen and Associates represent many individuals to prepare Wills and other Estate Planning documents. We would like to offer our assistance to take the work and worry out of your client Estate Planning. Let us find every dollar of probate savings available to you.

Moreover, the preparation of your Estate Planning should only represent the beginning of the review of your financial health. Our firm's philosophy is that the primary focus of our clients is savings along with individual and business financial planning which ultimately leads to future financial freedom. We would like to talk to you about your overall financial goals.

Our services are provided in an efficient manner and are reasonably priced.

Maybe it's time we get together. Our co-counsel Martin Spigner Esq. can assist you in the preparation of your income tax returns, in financial planning or in any other tax or accounting service. Please call for an appointment.

We look forward to hearing from you.
7. New Articles on www.NJLaws.com

Thank you for reading our newsletter! God Bless America USA #1

We have decided to try to double our subscriber list in 2008. Our hope is that every one of our current subscribers will sign up at least one friend as a new subscriber to the NJ Laws Newsletter. If you know someone who would also like to receive this email newsletter, please have them email us at newsletter@njlaws.com or click here.

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Our Law blogs:

NJ Criminal Law Blog - http://njcriminallaw.blogspot.com/

NJ Personal Injury & Civil Law Blog- http://njlawspersonalinjury.blogspot.com/

NJ Elder Law Blog -http://elder-law.blogspot.com/

We appreciate continued referrals. We want to take the time to extend to our friends and clients our sincere gratitude because it is good friends and clients that make our business grow. Client recommendation is a very important source of new clients to us. We are grateful for the recommendation of new clients. We will do our best to give all clients excellent care. We shall do our best to justify all recommendations.

"Celebrating more than 22 years of providing excellent service to clients 1985-2008" Former Prosecutor.

Free T- shirts and soda can holders available for all current and past clients. Please come into office.

Editor's Note and Disclaimer:

All materials Copyright 2008. You may pass along the information on the NJ Laws Newsletter and website, provided the name and address of the Law Office is included.

KENNETH VERCAMMEN & ASSOCIATES, PC

ATTORNEY AT LAW

2053 Woodbridge Ave.

Edison, NJ 08817

(Phone) 732-572-0500

(Fax) 732-572-0030

website: www.njlaws.com

Admitted to practice law in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, US Supreme Court and Federal District Court

Tuesday, August 05, 2008

NJ Laws Email Newsletter E280 - August 5, 2008

In This Issue
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1. Recent cases: Eye Injury From Errant Golf Ball Nets $725K Settlement.
2. Parking garage is quasi-public area so refusal to take breath test can be charged.
3. Great Seminar and Events at ABA New York meeting for Solo & Small Firm Attorneys.
4. Reasons to Join the Edison Elks or an Elks in your community.
5. Next month’s charity running races.

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1. Recent Cases: Eye Injury From Errant Golf Ball Nets $725K Settlement.

An Eatontown man whose eyesight was damaged in May 2006 when a golf ball flew into his eye as he drove past Eagle Oaks Golf and Country Club in Farmingdale has settled his suit against the club, a neighboring homeowner and his landscaping contractor for a total $725,000. A driving-range ball left Eagle Oaks' property and struck his client in the eye, an account disputed by the golf course, which claimed the ball could have been launched from Carl Capoano's property that was getting mowed by a landscaping contractor at the same time. Under terms of the settlement, none of the parties admitted guilt, but Capoano and Canfield Lawn and Landscaping each paid $37,500, while Eagle Oaks was hit for the remaining $650,000. After the accident, Guhl's vision in the injured eye went from 20/20 to 20/100, and he most likely will need a corneal. Source NJ Lawyer Daily Briefing 8/1/08

2. Parking garage is quasi-public area so refusal to take breath test can be charged. State v. Bertrand Law Division, Hudson County, Municipal Appeal No. 58-07, December 4, 2007, not approved for publication.

Following a trial de novo, the Law Division determined that the defendant was guilty of refusal to submit to a Breathalyzer test in violation of N.J.S.A. 30:4-50.2; the police received a report of an intoxicated driver in the parking garage at a cooperative apartment complex; the officers found the defendant, who was a resident of the complex, sleeping on a bench about 40 feet from his vehicle, which matched the description of the vehicle in the report; §39:4-50.2 provides that any person who operates a vehicle "on any public road, street or highway or quasi-public area" is deemed to have given consent "to the taking of samples of his breath for the purpose of making chemical tests to determine the content of alcohol in his blood"; the parking garage was a "quasi-public area"; thus, the requirement that the defendant submit to a Breathalyzer test did not violate his constitutional rights.

Source: NJ Lawyer Daily Briefing dailybriefing@njsba-njldailybriefing.com.
3. Great Seminar and Events at ABA New York meeting for Solo & Small Firm Attorneys.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 2pm Elder Law 2008 -Expanding an Elder Law Practice General Practice, Solo & Small Firm Division Nassau Suite A, 2nd Floor, Hilton New York

Speakers:
Jay Foonberg, Esq. - Author of Best Sellers "How to
Start and Build a Law Practice" and "How to get and keep good clients', Beverly Hills, CA
Kenneth A. Vercammen, Esq. - co-author "Nuts & Bolts of Elder Law", Edison, NJ
Charles Sabatino, director of the ABA's Commission on Law & Aging
Parag Patel, Esq. Iselin, NJ
4. Reasons to Join the Edison Elks or an Elks in your community.

The Elks have been synonymous with charity and community for over 100 years. They have distributed more than 3 billion dollars in cash, goods, and services to our country's youth, veterans and disadvantaged. In Edison and other towns, they sponsor Hoop Shoot, Soccer Shoot, college scholarship and drug education and prevention programs.

I have enjoyed my Community Elks membership in the Edison Elks for 15 years.

ELKS - MY TOP 15 FUN EVENTS
Kenneth Vercammen
1. New Years Eve Party
2. Lobster Night
3. St. Patty's Dinner
4. Good Friday Dinner
5. Officers Installation & Dinner
6. Easter Egg Hunt for Children
7. Wildwood Convention
8. Swim Club opening for Elks/YMCA Edison Pool
9. Family Pool Day
10. Beef & Brew
11. Family Pool Night
12. Nascar Night
13. Soccer Shoot out for Children
14. Halloween Party for Children
15. Ladies Auxiliary Christmas Party
16. Christmas Party for Children

Elks are a nationwide fraternal organization of well over a million American citizens. We love our country and desire to preserve its cherished institutions, traditions and values. We respect our neighbors and constantly seek to promote their well being. We love and enjoy life and believe this enjoyment is increased by sharing it with family, friends and all with whom we come in contact.

Elks expend over two million dollars yearly to bring encouragement, cheer and comfort to hospitalized veterans throughout the United States in fulfillment of our solemn pledge: "So long as there are veterans in our hospitals, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will never forget them."

Through our local Lodge, district, state and national programs, we provide healthful activities, guidance and assistance to over eight million boys and girls every year. We fund scholarships, athletic teams, summer camps, scouting, and drug education programs, We encourage civic, environmental, and patriotic involvement through essay contests, seminars and distribution of materials; as well as family-oriented activities in our Lodges.

Elks operate numerous camps, hospitals, clinics, training centers and in-home services for the care and treatment of children and adults with physical disabilities including vision and speech problems, all across the county.

In our many benevolence Elks and Lodges throughout the United States spend over forty-five million dollars annually in our various works of community betterment and charitable programs. This does not take into consideration donated hours equivalent to over thirty-five million dollars.

In approximately 2,300 Elks Lodges throughout the United States, men prominent in public, business and professional life can be found. In these Lodges, located in the principal cities and towns throughout America, the hand-clasp of fraternity and a warm welcome as a visiting Brother await you.
5. Next month's charity running races:

8/16/2008 Long Branch Sprint Triathlon Series-

8/16/2008 400 mtr swim,9.5 mile bike, 3 mile run 6:45am or 800 mtr swim, 18 mile bike, 5 mile run, 6:30am Time Trial Start Long Branch NJ

8/23/2008 Lacey Township Alliance 5k Run 5k,8:30am, 1 mile 8am, kiddie dashes following 5k Forked River NJ

9/7/2008 6th Annual Fallen Heroes Memorial Run 5k, 9:45am, kids dash, 11am Elizabeth NJ The Ultimate Beer Truck

9/13/2008
The 17th Annual Bayshore Classic 5K Road Race 5k Run 9am Holmdel NJ

9/14/2008
ECI School for Children 5k Run / Walk 5k, 10am, kids races 9:30 3k walk, 10:05 Eatontown NJ

9/20/2008 KeyportFest 5K and One Mile Fitness Walk 5k,8:30am

9/21/2008
"War at the Shore" Triathlon Short course .4k swim,8.5 mile bike, 3 mile run 6:45am long course .8k swim, 17 mile bike, 5 mile run 6:30am Long Branch NJ

9/21/2008 Manasquan Reservoir 5 mile 9:00am Howell

9/27/2008 Metuchen YMCA Garbolino 5k run at Roosevelt Park 8:30am

9/27/2008 Carnegie 5k For team when you register, write RVRR

9/28/2008 Treasure Island Sprint Triathlon 600 meter swim, 10.5 mile bike, 3 mile run, Pt Pleasant NJ

9/28/2008 Bishop Ahr HS 5k 11am

Thank you for reading our newsletter! God Bless America USA #1

We have decided to try to double our subscriber list in 2008. Our hope is that every one of our current subscribers will sign up at least one friend as a new subscriber to the NJ Laws Newsletter. If you know someone who would also like to receive this email newsletter, please have them email us at newsletter@njlaws.com or click here.

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Our Law blogs:

NJ Criminal Law Blog - http://njcriminallaw.blogspot.com/

NJ Personal Injury & Civil Law Blog- http://njlawspersonalinjury.blogspot.com/

NJ Elder Law Blog -http://elder-law.blogspot.com/

We appreciate continued referrals. We want to take the time to extend to our friends and clients our sincere gratitude because it is good friends and clients that make our business grow. Client recommendation is a very important source of new clients to us. We are grateful for the recommendation of new clients. We will do our best to give all clients excellent care. We shall do our best to justify all recommendations.

"Celebrating more than 22 years of providing excellent service to clients 1985-2007" Former Prosecutor.

Free T- shirts and soda can holders available for all current and past clients. Please come into office.

Editor's Note and Disclaimer:

All materials Copyright 2008. You may pass along the information on the NJ Laws Newsletter and website, provided the name and address of the Law Office is included.

KENNETH VERCAMMEN & ASSOCIATES, PC

ATTORNEY AT LAW

2053 Woodbridge Ave.

Edison, NJ 08817

(Phone) 732-572-0500

(Fax) 732-572-0030

website: www.njlaws.com

Admitted to practice law in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, US Supreme Court and Federal District Court

Thursday, July 17, 2008

NJ Laws Email Newsletter E279 - July 17, 2008

In This Issue
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1. Reminder: Friends of Ken and Cynthia Vercammen are invited to the 31st ANNUAL SUMMER BLAST Saturday July 19 5pm- 11pm.

2. Recent cases: Blindness After Lasik to Cost $2.1M.

3. Car passenger has no special duty to prevent intoxicated person from driving.

4. Father's right to an attorney must be honored.

5. Reminder: Free Seminar - 2008 Update of Wills and Power of Attorney Seminar Wednesday, July 23, 2008.

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1. Reminder: Friends of Ken and Cynthia Vercammen are invited to the 31st ANNUAL SUMMER BLAST Saturday July 19 5pm- 11pm.

Friends of Ken and Cynthia Vercammen are invited to the 31st ANNUAL SUMMER BLAST

Saturday July 19 5pm- 11pm Cocoa Beach Night Party

D.J. , karaoke, 8 person Hot tub plus Deck and Tiki Bar. Blender drinks 2 Fooz ball tables, ping pong, arcade basketball, Cold beer, tastee food, umbrella drinks.

LOCATION: South Brunswick NJ at 16 Ireland Brook Dr. near Farrington Lake, off Route 130 and Rt. 522)
Directions: Visit our website at www.njlaws.com for directions to Ireland Brook Dr., or email/fax/call and we will send directions

Kenneth Vercammen, Esq. at (732) 572-0500 (Law office) or 732-940-8962 (evening)

Yes, We will be attending the party - email yes
kenvnjlaws@verizon.net

Name: _____________________________

or fax back to Law Office

Fax: (732) 572-0030

Name: _____________________________
2. Recent cases: Blindness After Lasik to Cost $2.1M.

Dr. Joseph Dello Russo had advertised the safety of LASIK eye surgery for years, once even performing it live on Good Morning America. Now, a man who heard the call, underwent Dello Russo's surgery and became legally blind afterwards has settled with the doctor and his New Jersey Eye Center for $2.1 million. James Dell'Ermo alleged that Dello Russo failed to recognize that because of the shape of his corneas he was a poor candidate for LASIK surgery. After the surgery, Dell'Ermo had a deteriorating condition known as ectasia that will eventually force him to seek corneal transplants. Dell'Ermo v. Dello Russo and New Jersey Eye Center was one of 16 negligence lawsuits against the center that were at one time consolidated for binding arbitration, resulting in an award that was rejected by the Appellate Division one year ago, over insurance law considerations, in New Jersey Eye Center v. Princeton Insurance. It was scheduled to go to trial before Bergen County Superior Court Judge Robert C. Wilson this month but was settled shortly beforehand. Source NJL Daily Briefing - 07/08/20087-8-08.
3. Car passenger has no special duty to prevent intoxicated person from driving. Champion v. Dunfee 398 NJ Super. 112 (App. Div. 2008).

The court held that a guest passenger who neither owns nor controls the motor vehicle, who enjoys no special relationship to, and has not substantially encouraged the wrongful behavior of, the actual tortfeasor, owes no affirmative duty to a fellow passenger to prevent his own automobile.
4. Father's right to an Attorney must be honored. NJ DYFS v. R.G. 397 NJ Super. 439.

Attention business owners and professionals. We host a website called the 1,000 greatest Law & Business links on the internet. http://www.njlaws.com/links1.htm

Do you want your website to be listed for free? If yes, add a link from your website to www.njlaws.com. When complete, send an email to our webmaster with the location of the link on your website. After confirmation that your link works, our webmaster will add your website link for free. Generate new business and leads. We all love referrals and new business.
5. Reminder: Free Seminar - 2008 Update of Wills and Power of Attorney Seminar Wednesday, July 23, 2008.

WHERE: 2053 Woodbridge, Edison, NJ, Law Office conference room, 2nd floor

WHEN: Wednesday, July 23, 2008 12:30- 1:15 P.M.

COST: Free if your pre-register. This program is limited to 15 people

SPEAKER: Kenneth Vercammen, Esq.
(Author- Answers to Questions About Probate)

The new NJ Probate Law made a number of substantial changes in Probate and the administration of estates and trusts in New Jersey.

Main Topics:
1. The New Probate Law and preparation of Wills
2. Power of Attorney
3. Living Will
4. Administering the Estate/ Probate/Surrogate
5. Revocable Trusts/ Irrevocable Trusts
6. Federal HIPAA Regulations on release of medical info
7. Question and Answer

COMPLIMENTARY MATERIAL: Brochures on Wills, "Answers to Questions about Probate" and Administration of an Estate, Power of Attorney, Living Wills, Real Estate Sales for Seniors, and Trusts.

Here is your opportunity to listen to an experienced attorney who will answer questions how to distribute your property as you wish and avoid many rigid provisions of state law.

To attend or for Information: Mike McDonald 732-572-0500 or email kenvnjlaws@verizon.net

Can't attend? We can email you materials
Send email to kenvnjlaws@verizon.net

Thank you for reading our newsletter! God Bless America USA #1

We have decided to try to double our subscriber list in the month of April. Our hope is that every one of our current subscribers will sign up at least one friend as a new subscriber to the NJ Laws Newsletter. If you know someone who would also like to receive this email newsletter, please have them email us at newsletter@njlaws.com or click here.

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Our Law blogs:

NJ Criminal Law Blog - http://njcriminallaw.blogspot.com/

NJ Personal Injury & Civil Law Blog- http://njlawspersonalinjury.blogspot.com/

NJ Elder Law Blog -http://elder-law.blogspot.com/

We appreciate continued referrals. We want to take the time to extend to our friends and clients our sincere gratitude because it is good friends and clients that make our business grow. Client recommendation is a very important source of new clients to us. We are grateful for the recommendation of new clients. We will do our best to give all clients excellent care. We shall do our best to justify all recommendations.

"Celebrating more than 22 years of providing excellent service to clients 1985-2007" Former Prosecutor.

Free T- shirts and soda can holders available for all current and past clients. Please come into office.

Editor's Note and Disclaimer:

All materials Copyright 2008. You may pass along the information on the NJ Laws Newsletter and website, provided the name and address of the Law Office is included.

KENNETH VERCAMMEN & ASSOCIATES, PC

ATTORNEY AT LAW

2053 Woodbridge Ave.

Edison, NJ 08817

(Phone) 732-572-0500

(Fax) 732-572-0030

website: www.njlaws.com

Admitted to practice law in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, US Supreme Court and Federal District Court

Wednesday, July 09, 2008

NJ Laws Email Newsletter E278 - July 9, 2008

In This Issue
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1. Recent Cases: Bar Could Be Liable for Negligent Supervision of Visibly Intoxicated Person. 2. Search Warrant Must Be Based on Judge Decision, Not Police Discretion.

3. States Can Permit Post Conviction Motions in Cases Decided Before 2004 Based on Crawford Hearsay Challenge.

4. 1,000 Greatest Law & Business Links on the Internet.

5. 31st Annual Summer Blast Saturday July 19th.

6. Belmar Five Mile Run - New Team Competition.

7. Free seminar- 2008 Update of Wills and Power of Attorney Seminar Wednesday, July 23, 2008.

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Greetings:

1. Recent Cases: Bar Could Be Liable for Negligent Supervision of Visibly Intoxicated Person.

In this opinion the Court discussed the potential liability of a bar/restaurant under the New Jersey Licensed Alcoholic Beverage Server Fair Liability Act and the common law when a visibly intoxicated patron who has been served liquor by the bar is driven from the premises by an intoxicated underage patron who was not served liquor, and a fatal automobile accident results.
2. Search warrant must be based on judge decision, not police discretion. State v. Marshall 398 NJ Super. 92 (App. Div. 2008).

A judge issued a search warrant for an apartment in a multiple unit structure but required that the police further investigate which of two apartments was allegedly involved in criminality; he did not require that the police return with this additional, necessary information, but instead issued the warrant on the condition that it not be executed until that additional information was obtained. The court concluded that this process violated the constitutional requirement that a search warrant be issued by a "neutral and detached magistrate" because the judge ceded his authority to the discretion of the police.

The State also argued that the warrant was sufficient insofar as it had authorized the police to search whichever apartment was "controlled" or "possessed" by a particular person. The court held that this loose description did not conform to the constitutional requirement that the place to be searched be "particularly describe[d]" in the warrant.
3. States Can Permit Post Conviction Motions in Cases Decided Before 2004 Based on Crawford Hearsay Challenge. Danforth v. Minnesota 128 S. Ct 1029 (2008).

Teague v. Lane, 489 U. S. 288 (1989), limits the kinds of constitutional violations that will entitle an individual to federal habeas corpus relief, but does not in any way limit the authority of a state court, when reviewing its own state criminal convictions, to provide a remedy for a violation that is deemed "nonretroactive" under Teague.
4. 1,000 Greatest Law & Business Links on the Internet.

Attention business owners and professionals. We host a website called the 1,000 greatest Law & Business links on the internet. http://www.njlaws.com/links1.htm

Do you want your website to be listed for free? If yes, add a link from your website to www.njlaws.com. When complete, send an email to our webmaster with the location of the link on your website. After confirmation that your link works, our webmaster will add your website link for free. Generate new business and leads. We all love referrals and new business.
5. Friends of Ken and Cynthia Vercammen are invited to the 31st ANNUAL SUMMER BLAST.

Saturday July 19 5pm- 11pm Cocoa Beach Night Party

Join Ken Vercammen and his friends for an exciting evening. D.J. , karaoke, 8 person Hot tub plus Deck and Tiki Bar. Blender drinks, 2 Fooz ball tables, ping pong, arcade basketball, Cold beer, tastee food, umbrella drinks, Chicken sandwiches, ziti, Hot wings, Macaroni Salad, Potato Salad and other favorites

LOCATION: South Brunswick NJ near Farrington Lake, off Route 130 and Rt. 522)

Directions: email/fax/call and we will send directions

Kenneth Vercammen, Esq. at (732) 572-0500 (Law office

Yes, We will be attending the party - email yes

kenvnjlaws@verizon.net

Name: _____________________________
6. Belmar Five Mile Run - New Team Competition.

Saturday, July 12, 2008 8:30 am

Kenneth Vercammen is putting together 3 teams of both competitive and non- competitive runners. If you can finish 5 miles in less than 1 hour, you can be on our team of fun.

Our winning teams in 2007 won free beer tickets. individual Application online at http://www.belmar5.com/belmar.pdf or go to
http://Active.com

The name of Ken's teams are US Olympic Development 1, Olympic Development 2, and US Olympic Development 3 [ just trying to finish] . We will have runners from several running clubs, including RVRR. JSRC, CJRR & Sandy Hooker Tri Club.

You do not need to be a member of USATF or any club to be on a team. We would like 30 people
of different abilities.

Post Race Activities -

Enjoy a complimentary massage and stop by the sponsor and merchant tables in Silver Lake Park, for sampling and giveaways.

Team awards, Free Concert and Beach party, thanks to Miller Lite after the race at Bar Anticipation.

Bring your Belmar Five Mug - mug discounts all day after the Race!

Bar Anticipation - 703 16th Avenue, Lake Como (formerly South Belmar)

If you have or will enter, email Ken V at Kenvnjlaws@verizon.net

Call Kenneth Vercammen at 732-572-0500

More details on Belmar 5 at http://www.belmar5.com/
7. Free Seminar - 2008 Update of Wills and Power of Attorney Seminar Wednesday, July 23, 2008.

WHERE: 2053 Woodbridge, Edison, NJ, Law Office conference room, 2nd floor

WHEN: Wednesday, July 23, 2008 12:30- 1:15 P.M.

COST: Free if your pre-register. This program is limited to 15 people

SPEAKER: Kenneth Vercammen, Esq.
(Author- Answers to Questions About Probate)

The new NJ Probate Law made a number of substantial changes in Probate and the administration of estates and trusts in New Jersey.

Main Topics:
1. The New Probate Law and preparation of Wills
2. Power of Attorney
3. Living Will
4. Administering the Estate/ Probate/Surrogate
5. Revocable Trusts/ Irrevocable Trusts
6. Federal HIPAA Regulations on release of medical info
7. Question and Answer

COMPLIMENTARY MATERIAL: Brochures on Wills, "Answers to Questions about Probate" and Administration of an Estate, Power of Attorney, Living Wills, Real Estate Sales for Seniors, and Trusts.

Here is your opportunity to listen to an experienced attorney who will answer questions how to distribute your property as you wish and avoid many rigid provisions of state law.

To attend or for Information: Mike McDonald 732-572-0500 or email kenvnjlaws@verizon.net

Can't attend? We can email you materials
Send email to kenvnjlaws@verizon.net

Thank you for reading our newsletter! God Bless America USA #1

We have decided to try to double our subscriber list in the month of April. Our hope is that every one of our current subscribers will sign up at least one friend as a new subscriber to the NJ Laws Newsletter. If you know someone who would also like to receive this email newsletter, please have them email us at newsletter@njlaws.com or click here.

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Law blogs:

NJ Criminal Law Blog - http://njcriminallaw.blogspot.com/

NJ Personal Injury & Civil Law Blog- http://njlawspersonalinjury.blogspot.com/

NJ Elder Law Blog -http://elder-law.blogspot.com/

We appreciate continued referrals. We want to take the time to extend to our friends and clients our sincere gratitude because it is good friends and clients that make our business grow. Client recommendation is a very important source of new clients to us. We are grateful for the recommendation of new clients. We will do our best to give all clients excellent care. We shall do our best to justify all recommendations.

"Celebrating more than 22 years of providing excellent service to clients 1985-2007" Former Prosecutor.

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ATTORNEY AT LAW
2053 Woodbridge Ave.
Edison, NJ 08817
(Phone) 732-572-0500
(Fax) 732-572-0030
website: www.njlaws.com

Admitted to practice law in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, US Supreme Court and Federal District Court

Wednesday, July 02, 2008

NJ Laws Email Newsletter E277 - July 2, 2008

In This Issue
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1. Recent Cases: Illegal U-turn that Killed Motorcyclist Costs $1.4M.

2. Police do not need a reasonable suspicion before they may access the NCIC database. State v. Sloane 193 NJ 423 (2008).

3. Constructive possession of CDS is jury question. State v. Scott 193 NJ 227 (2008) Approved for Publication January 28, 2008.

4. The filing of Tort Claims notice does bar expungement. In the Matter of Expungement Petition of J.R.S. 398 NJ Super. 1 (App Div. 2008).

5. Upcoming non profit races.

6. Cynthia Vercammen's Cocoa Beach Night Party.

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Happy 4th of July!

1. Recent Cases: Illegal U-turn that Killed Motorcyclist Costs $1.4M.

The estate of a motorcyclist who was killed after a limousine traveling in the other direction pulled across his lanes of traffic to make a turn will receive a $1.4 million settlement. The Carey International Limo driver, Armando Sigcha, was illegally trying to make a U-turn on Route 1-9 in North Bergen. He had turned into the southbound lanes to a 90-degree angle when motorcyclist Jose Gonzalez saw him and gripped his brakes to stop. There was not enough room. Gonzalez struck the limo, was thrown from his bike and died at the scene when his body struck a telephone pole. Retired Superior Court Judge Robert Feldman mediated the settlement, which was limited by evidence that Gonzalez had been traveling 18 mph above the speed limit at the time of the crash. Estate of Gonzalez v. Carey International

Source: NJ Lawyer Daily Briefing 7/2/08
2. Police do not need a reasonable suspicion before they may access the NCIC database. State v. Sloane 193 NJ 423 (2008).

During a motor vehicle stop, the passenger, like the driver, is seized under the federal and state constitutions. Police do not need a reasonable suspicion before they may access the NCIC database and, because accessing the NCIC database was within the scope of the traffic stop and did not unreasonably prolong the stop, there was no basis to suppress the evidence found.
3. Constructive possession of CDS is jury question. State v. Scott 193 NJ 227 (2008) Approved for Publication January 28, 2008.

The primary issue in this case was whether defendant actually or constructively possessed cocaine that was found in the vehicle in which he was a passenger. With one judge dissenting, the court affirmed the trial court's decision to deny defendant's motion for acquittal and his motion for a new trial. But the court remanded for a determination regarding the voluntariness of statements attributed to defendant and for resentencing. 1-10-08 State v. Morgan Scott (A-115-06)

Possession cannot be based on mere presence at the place where contraband is located. There must be other circumstances or statements of defendant permitting the inference of defendant's control of the contraband.

The judgment of the Appellate Division is affirmed substantially for the reasons expressed in the Appellate Division's majority opinion.
4. The filing of Tort Claims notice does not bar expungement. In the Matter of Expungement Petition of J.R.S. 398 NJ Super. 1 (App Div. 2008).

Petitioner appeals from the order of the Law Division vacating a previously entered judgment of expungement. Before filing the expungement application, petitioner sent a TCA tort claims notice to the State regarding the subject matter of the expungement. After the expungement was granted, petitioner commenced a civil suit against the State.

The court rejected the State's argument that petitioner's filing of a TCA tort claims notice constituted the commencement of "civil litigation" against a public entity, triggering the statutory bar against the granting of an expungement petition contained in N.J.S.A. 2C:52-14(d). The court also found no statutory support for the State's argument that enforcement of the expungement judgment deprives the State of information needed to defend itself against plaintiff's allegations of wrongdoings.

5. Upcoming Non-Profit Races:

7/12 Belmar Five Mile Run, 8:30am Belmar, NJ 732-571-2162 free food at Bar A after race and reduced price drinks

7/13 Long Branch Sprint Triathlon Series-2 .5k swim, 9.5 mile bike, 3 mile run 6:45am Long Branch, NJ 732-614-6028
6. Cynthia Vercammen's Annual Cocoa Beach Party Night

There is a tenative date of July 19 for Blender Drinks at the Tiki Bar.

Thank you for reading our newsletter! God Bless America USA #1

Our updated law blogs:

NJ Criminal Law Blog - http://njcriminallaw.blogspot.com/

NJ Personal Injury & Civil Law Blog- http://njlawspersonalinjury.blogspot.com/

NJ Elder Law Blog -http://elder-law.blogspot.com/

We appreciate continued referrals. We want to take the time to extend to our friends and clients our sincere gratitude because it is good friends and clients that make our business grow. Client recommendation is a very important source of new clients to us. We are grateful for the recommendation of new clients. We will do our best to give all clients excellent care. We shall do our best to justify all recommendations.

"Celebrating more than 22 years of providing excellent service to clients 1985-2007" Former Prosecutor

This newsletter is produced to be sent electronically. If you know someone who would also like to receive this email newsletter, please have them email us at newsletter@njlaws.com.

Free T- shirts and soda can holders available for all current and past clients. Please come into office.

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All materials Copyright 2008. You may pass along the information on the NJ Laws Newsletter and website, provided the name and address of the Law Office is included.

KENNETH VERCAMMEN & ASSOCIATES, PC

ATTORNEY AT LAW

2053 Woodbridge Ave.

Edison, NJ 08817

(Phone) 732-572-0500

(Fax) 732-572-0030

website: www.njlaws.com

Admitted to practice law in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, US Supreme Court and Federal District Court

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

NJ Laws Email Newsletter E276 - June 24, 2008

In This Issue
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1. Recent cases: Hockey arena not liable to patron hit with puck during warm-ups.

2. Pharmacist could be liable for putting wrong drug in prescription.

3. If property not abandoned, defendant has standing to challenge Search.

4. PTI available if thefts not part of enterprise.

5. More New articles on website www.njlaws.com.

6. This Weekend's Activities.

7. Legal forms available from the NJ State Bar Association Annual Meeting for Attorneys, Judges, Prosecutors and Police.

8. Welcome Summer 2008 Law Clerks.

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Greetings,

1. Recent cases: Hockey arena not liable to patron hit with puck during warm-ups Sciarrotta v. Global Spectrum (A-28-07).

The limited duty rule, which concerns the provision of screened seating in certain areas of sports venues, applies to all activities on the field of play, including pre-game warm-ups. If a sports venue owner or operator complies with the limited duty rule, it has satisfied its duty of care to patrons in the stands and no action in negligence will lie for the peril of objects leaving the field of play. Furthermore, the limited duty rule does not impose a separate duty to warn of the risk of objects leaving the field of play.

2. Pharmacist could be liable for putting wrong drug in prescription. Bender v. Walgreen Eastern Co., Inc., et al. (A-4664-06T1)

The Court concluded that a claim of professional negligence based on a pharmacist's filling a prescription with a drug not prescribed falls within the "common knowledge" exception to the affidavit of merit statute, which the Supreme Court recognized in Hubbard ex rel. Hubbard v. Reed, 168 N.J. 387 (2001).

3. If property not abandoned, defendant has standing to challenge Search. State v. Johnson 193 NJ 528 (Decided February 26, 2008) A-81-06

Defendant has standing under state law to challenge the warrantless search of the duffel bag in the home in which he was present, and the fruits of the search are suppressed for failure to comply with the warrant requirements of Article I, Paragraph 7 of the New Jersey Constitution.

Although defendants are provided automatic standing when the seized property satisfies an element of the charged offense, if the State can show that the property was abandoned, a defendant will have no right to challenge the search or seizure of the property.
4. PTI available if thefts not part of enterprise. State v. Watkins, III 193 NJ 507 (Decided February 21, 2008) A-118-06

At issue in this appeal is the meaning of Guideline 3(i)(2) of Rule 3:28, which applies a presumption against admission into Pretrial Intervention (PTI) where the criminal conduct is "part of a continuing criminal business or enterprise."

Individuals acting alone in furtherance of their own criminal interests who commit a series of offenses such as thefts or forgeries are not "part of a continuing business or enterprise" because they are not parin concert with others.

5. New Articles on website www.njlaws.com

June 2008

Financial Crimes
Violent Crimes
Late Cancer Diagnosis
Negligent Surgery
Emergency Room Negligence
Falling Merchandise
Scarring
Drowning Injury Claims
Drunk Driver Injuries
Unknown Auto Injuries
Elevator Injury
Escalator Injuries

6. This Weekend's Activities:

Patanella's FLAT as a PANCAKE Sprint Triathlon
Triathlon and Duathlon
6/28/2008 Saturday
Race begins at 8:00am
300 Father Capodanno Blvd,
Staten Island, NY 10306

TRIATHLON
SWIM: 1/4 mile along the shore of the Raritan Bay.
Swimmers will be no more than 25 yds off shore at anytime during swim.

BIKE: Three 4 mile loops on a 3 lane road closed to traffic. Flat. Fast. FUN!!!

RUN: 5K run. 3/4 mile on asphalt, 3/4 mile on stone block, U TURN, 3/4 mile on stone block,3/4 mile on wooden boardwalk. Enjoy a beautiful view of the Raritan Bay the
entire run http://greenbrookracing.com/Pan.html

then jump in your car for
6/28 Annual 10 mile, 10 bar Long Branch to Belmar This is not a race. You run, bike or walk 10 miles to between 10-13 bars. Finish at Bar A, and play volleyball. Members of Rumson Hash and Jersey Shore Running Club often participate
http://groups.msn.com/RumsonHash/rumsonh3infosite.msnw
then run to Saturday, June 28 Bar Anticipation

ESPN
Live Broadcast 1 - 4 pm
Subway Series Show with Brandon Tierney and
ESPN Baseball Analyst Steve Phillips plus 1050 Trivia Challenge and Co-ed Volleyball Tournament for Springsteen
Tickets and Other Prizes with $2.50 Coors Light till 8 pm http://www.bar-a.com/events.htm

7. Legal forms available from the NJ State Bar Association Annual Meeting for Attorneys, Judges, Prosecutors and Police.

Program:

Hot Topics in Municipal Court Practice held at the Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort

Thursday, May 22 2008

Speakers: Paris P. Eliades, Esq.

Kenneth A. Vercammen, Esq. Edison 2005 NJSBA Municipal Court Attorney of the Year

Could not attend? Need forms?
Send email to Kenvnjlaws@verizon.net and let us know which forms or motions you request. The materials will be sent to you within 5 days, or fax us your email address 732-572-0030 fax

Name ___________________

Email ___________________

02 Lt of rep only.doc
02 DISC.doc
02a DISC to DMV.doc
02d Disc_Complainant.doc
03D Retainer-MUN COURT.doc
04 Hearing notice.doc
100 Cross Exam Q-DWI.doc
AG Guidelines binding.doc
Appeal Fee Bill to Client.doc
atty_guidelines_0505.pdf
Bail reduce Mt.doc
Brief post convict vacate plea.doc
Conditional Discharge Pet Cl.doc
constructive poss.doc
Court cannot handle discovery.doc
Crim interview aba.doc
crim- Specific defenses.doc
Defense Affidavit to Client.doc
DISC to Client from Prosecutor.doc
DUI Motions non disc- jury.doc
DWI- Blood defense brief.doc
DWI- expert letter.doc
DWS Fine reduced parking ticket.doc
Expungement recommend.doc
MIRANDA br.doc
More disc br.doc
Mt for Civil Reservation.doc
Mt forSlap.doc
Mt to be Relieved.doc
Mt- Dismiss No disc mun Pros.doc
Mun Ct Interview.doc
MVC_ DMV - Follow-up Hearing.doc
MVC_ DMV points for Atom.doc
No discovery dismiss Brief.doc
No Show in Court.doc
OBJ TO LAB CERT.doc
OPRA Brief Crim.doc
Order mark try or dismiss.doc
Order to be Relieved.doc
Pros- missing abstract.doc
Refusal Brief wrong statement.doc
Storm Cert priv pros.doc
Sup-Miranda.doc
SUPPRESSION MT.doc
SUPPRESSION BRIEF.doc
Chun discovery brief
www.BeNotGuilty.com

8. Welcome Summer 2008 Law Clerks:

Christina Velazquez - Ava Maria School of Law, Mount Saint Mary Academy Graduate, Assistant Editor of the NJ Municipal Law Review

Mitchell Zuckerman - University of Maryland, J.P. Stevens Graduate, Editor of the Personal Injury Blog

A.C. Ranasinghe - William & Mary, J.P. Stevens Graduate, Editor of the Personal Injury Blog

Michael Samaroo - Loyola College in Maryland, J.P. Stevens Graduate, Editor of the Elder Law Blog

Jasmin A. Eversley- Drexel University Class of 2008, Piscataway H.S. graduate, Public Defender Intern and Editor of the Criminal Law Blog

http://www.njlaws.com/Law_Clerks.htm

Thank you for reading our newsletter! God Bless America USA #1

Our updated law blogs:

NJLaws' Newsletter Blog-http://njlaws1.blogspot.com/

NJ Criminal Law Blog - http://njcriminallaw.blogspot.com/

NJ Traffic Law & Municipal Court Blog - http://traffic-law.blogspot.com/

NJ Personal Injury & Civil Law Blog- http://njlawspersonalinjury.blogspot.com/

NJ Elder Law Blog -http://elder-law.blogspot.com/

NJ Drug Law Blog - http://drugarrest.blogspot.com/

We appreciate continued referrals. We want to take the time to extend to our friends and clients our sincere gratitude because it is good friends and clients that make our business grow. Client recommendation is a very important source of new clients to us. We are grateful for the recommendation of new clients. We will do our best to give all clients excellent care. We shall do our best to justify all recommendations.

"Celebrating more than 21 years of providing excellent service to clients 1985-2007" Former Prosecutor

This newsletter is produced to be sent electronically. If you know someone who would also like to receive this email newsletter, please have them email us at newsletter@njlaws.com.

Free T- shirts and soda can holders available for all current and past clients. Please come into office.

Editor's Note and Disclaimer:

All materials Copyright 2008. You may pass along the information on the NJ Laws Newsletter and website, provided the name and address of the Law Office is included.

KENNETH VERCAMMEN & ASSOCIATES, PC

ATTORNEY AT LAW

2053 Woodbridge Ave.

Edison, NJ 08817

(Phone) 732-572-0500

(Fax) 732-572-0030

website: www.njlaws.com

Admitted to practice law in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, US Supreme Court and Federal District Court

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

NJ Laws Email Newsletter E275 - June 11, 2008

In This Issue
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1. Recent cases: Suppression of Stop and dismissal of DWI dismissed where no erratic driving.
2. No operation in DWI where engine not running
3. Bar can be liable if intoxicated patron injured
4. Jogging Death Leads to $1.1 Million Settlement.
5. New articles on website www.njlaws.com
6. Happy Father's Day
7. Upcoming fun races with beer activity afterwards
8. Sellers Information Sheet in Real Estate Sales

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1. Recent cases: Suppression of Stop and dismissal of DWI dismissed where no erratic driving.

State v. Amelion NJ Super. (App. Div. A-1679-06T5, September 21, 2007, not approved for publication. Law Division order following a trial de novo that granted the defendant's motion to suppress evidence that resulted from a stop of his vehicle and that led to his arrest for driving while intoxicated and for refusal to submit to a Breathalyzer test affirmed; the defendant's 17-year-old daughter reported to the police that she was having a verbal dispute with the defendant, that the defendant was "drunk," and that he had left the scene in a vehicle; a police officer on patrol observed a vehicle that matched the description given by the daughter; that vehicle parked on the side of the road and then drove away about five

seconds later; the officer then pulled the vehicle over; the Law Division properly concluded that the information given to the police dispatcher and then to the officer did not provide reasonable suspicion that the defendant was driving while intoxicated; there was no evidence that the defendant was operating his vehicle in an erratic manner, and the only evidence offered by the State was the daughter's statement that the defendant was "drunk." Source: NJ Lawyer October 1, 2007.
2. No Operation in DWI where engine not running.

State v Mize Appellate Division, A-2339-06T5, November 20, 2007, not approved for publication. Conviction following a trial de novo of driving while intoxicated reversed; the police had received several phone calls complaining about the operation of a red pickup truck; while on patrol, a police officer observed a red pickup truck parked about 25 yards into the driveway of a private residence; when he approached the truck, the officer found the defendant "slumped over the steering wheel, with his head on the steering wheel"; the truck's interior dome light was on, the keys were in the ignition, but the engine was not running; there was sufficient evidence to support the trial court's conclusion that the defendant was intoxicated; however, the facts did not support a finding beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant had operated the truck to the location where it had been found or that he had intended to move the truck prospectively. Source: NJ Lawyer November, 2007.
3. Bar can be liable if intoxicated patron injured. Kathleen v. Bauer, et al. v. Nesbitt, III.

03-20-08 A-2343-06T2. In this opinion the NJ Appellate Division discussed the potential liability of a bar/restaurant under the New Jersey Licensed Alcoholic Beverage Server Fair Liability Act and the common law when a visibly intoxicated patron who has been served liquor by the bar is driven from the premises by an intoxicated underage patron who was not served liquor, and a fatal automobile accident results. The bar could be held liable for injuries.
4. Jogging Death leads to $1.1. Million Settlement.

The estate of a Tenafly man who was killed while jogging has received a wrongful death settlement of $1.1 million. In May 2006 Bruce Terman was jogging along County Road in Cresskill when he was struck by a car driven by Chandra Meier of Dumont as she was making a left turn. The estate sued for Terman's pain and suffering at the scene under the New Jersey Survivors Act, and under the Wrongful Death Act for his widow's pecuniary loss, including loss of support, spousal services and companionship.

SOURCE: The New Jersey Lawyer Inc DAILY BRIEFING Tuesday, May 20, 2008
5. New Articles on website www.njlaws.com

June 2008

Removal of a Personal Representative

Disclaimer by a Beneficiary

Notice of Probate

Gun Possession Charges

Battery

Loss of Limbs

Business Litigation

Revoked List

6. Happy Father's Day

We celebrate Father's Day on June 15th, and in every father's honor, I'd like to pass on a short three minute movie I received titled: "To A Child Love Is Spelled T-I-M-E."

So sit back, turn up your speakers and click on the link below. And please share it with friends, family members and co-workers. They'll love you for doing it!

Click here to Watch the Movie
7. Upcoming fun races with beer activity afterwards.

6/16 PRESIDENT'S CUP NIGHT RACE, 5K, 8pm, Charlie Browns, Millburn, 973-376-6094, (USATF-700pts) Free beer, big post race party

6/22 Pine Beach 5K Pine Beach [near Toms River] Sunday Very well run shore area event. USTAF masters championship When you register, write down under the team category- "RVRR Ken V."

6/28 Rumson 10 mile, 10 bar Long Branch to Belmar.

This is not a race. You run, bike or walk 10 miles to between 10-13 bars. Finish at Bar A, and play volleyball

http://groups.msn.com/RumsonHash/rumsonh3infosite.msnw

7/12 Belmar Five Mile Run 5 mile, 8:30am Belmar NJ 732-571-2162 free food at Bar A after race and reduced price drinks

8. Sellers Information Sheet in Real Estate Sales

1. SELLERS NAME: (as it appears on deed)

____________________________________

2. Phone Number(cell)_______________________(W)__________________

3. Your fax #______________.
Home phone _______________________

4. Email Address _________________________

5. Real Estate being Sold:

Lot No. _________ Block No. __________

Address: ___________________________________

6. Present Mortgage Company: _____________________________
Address: ________________________
Loan No. ________________________
800 Telephone No. ____________________
(Provide copy of payoff amount)

7. Other Mortgages, including Bridge Loans or Home Equity:
Name of Mortgage Company: ________________________
Address____________________
Loan No. ___________________
800 Telephone No. _________________
(You need to obtain written copy of payoff amount from bank, verbal will not be sufficient)

8. Is any Seller age 62 or over? If so, name and date of birth: _________

9. Social Security Number _____-_____-_____.

10. Name, Address, Telephone number of Condominium Association, if any
_____________________________________________________
11. Type of Fuel: Gas ___________________ Oil __________
PLEASE ATTACH A COPY OF TITLE INSURANCE, SURVEY, & DEED (not original)
12. Marriage Information:
Date of Marriage __________ Maiden or Prior Name(s) __________
Prior Marriages ________________________
(copy of Final Judgment of Divorce needed, not original)

13. Address After Property Sale: _________________________

Purchase price $ ____________ Buyer/s name __________________

Mortgage amount $ ________ Mortgage Contingency Date __________.

Seller/s repair amount $ ________________. Proposed closing date ______

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NJ Traffic Law & Municipal Court Blog - http://traffic-law.blogspot.com/

NJ Personal Injury & Civil Law Blog- http://njlawspersonalinjury.blogspot.com/

NJ Elder Law Blog -http://elder-law.blogspot.com/

NJ Drug Law Blog - http://drugarrest.blogspot.com/

We appreciate continued referrals. We want to take the time to extend to our friends and clients our sincere gratitude because it is good friends and clients that make our business grow. Client recommendation is a very important source of new clients to us. We are grateful for the recommendation of new clients. We will do our best to give all clients excellent care. We shall do our best to justify all recommendations.

"Celebrating more than 21 years of providing excellent service to clients 1985-2007" Former Prosecutor

This newsletter is produced to be sent electronically. If you know someone who would also like to receive this email newsletter, please have them email us at newsletter@njlaws.com.

Free T- shirts and soda can holders available for all current and past clients. Please come into office.

Editor's Note and Disclaimer:

All materials Copyright 2008. You may pass along the information on the NJ Laws Newsletter and website, provided the name and address of the Law Office is included.

KENNETH VERCAMMEN & ASSOCIATES, PC

ATTORNEY AT LAW

2053 Woodbridge Ave.

Edison, NJ 08817

(Phone) 732-572-0500

(Fax) 732-572-0030

website: www.njlaws.com

Admitted to practice law in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, US Supreme Court and Federal District Court