Home construction or improvement projects offer the promise of a beautiful new living space, but also the nightmare of disputes with contractors that can delay or derail a build. Read more about the early warning signs of trouble and what to do about them.
The 2026 Edition of New Jersey Super Lawyers and Rising Stars names twelve Ansell.Law attorneys for family law, criminal defense, general and business litigation, and real estate.
Ansell.Law is proud to share that Lawrence H. Shapiro, a respected attorney and longtime member of our Firm, has been appointed to serve as a Judge of the New Jersey Superior Court.
For small business owners, business litigation can feel personal and emotional. But their lawyers need to be calm, rational, and pragmatic to be effective.
The consequences of running afoul of New Jersey and federal housing discrimination laws can be severe. Learn how such claims arise and proceed, and what property owners can do to minimize exposure.
Joseph M. Carusone has joined the Firm’s Litigation Department as an associate. Based in the Firm’s Woodland Park office, he handles a broad range of business and civil litigation matters.
Your company’s attorney may have the talent, experience, and commitment needed for success in business litigation, but they’ll also need your cooperation. Learn how business owners can help their cause by helping their lawyer.
Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Allison Ansell and Peter C. Paras have been named in the 2026 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. Recognized for their outstanding reputations and thriving family law practices, Ansell and Paras join an esteemed group of attorneys named in the 2026 edition. Published since
By Seth M. Rosenstein “Stuff happens.” In business, as in life, the unanticipated, unexpected, and unprecedented can upend the most rock-solid plans or sincerest of intentions. That is why attorneys who negotiate and draft commercial contracts put so much effort into identifying and addressing every possible risk, event, or circumstance
In real estate, a lis pendens is a notice filed in public records to alert potential buyers or lenders that a property is subject to a pending legal claim or dispute that could affect ownership or title. Such an encumbrance on a property can render it difficult, if not impossible, for
