Articles Posted in Hoboken

  I represent a good amount of business in Hoboken, Liquor Licenses, Bar, Restaurants and a big problem with the sale of Hoboken retail store front business is that the Landlord’s rent scares away many buyers.   Hoboken  stores, outside of food places, have a hard time competing with malls…

I represent both sides in Hoboken Rent Control disputes. Many condominium purchasers do not realize that their unit may be subject to rent control.  If you are buying a condo in Hoboken that was not built prior to 1986 it may be controlled by the Hoboken Rent Control Laws. Opinion…

June 27, is Helen Keller day, and I just happened to watch “A Miracle Worker” on TV, which is a great, great movie about how Helen Keller was taught to understand the world by her teacher Ann Sullivan.  Well, the part of Helen Keller was played by Patty Duke and…

  Just helped out a new business woman in Jersey City /Hoboken with a dog training business, Steph is great with Dogs and Roxy is already doing all sorts of polite things !!!!! The world needs good dogs, give Steph a try, especially those barking dogs in your apartment. http://goodkarmatraining.com/…

They say you learn new things everyday.  Well as a long time Hoboken resident and Attorney I thought I knew about most things the City Government did.    But there is always something new to learn and that is the wonderful and much needed Hoboken311, which is a website that provides…

http://narrative.ly/2012/11/fortunate-one/ Photos by Sophie Butcher Fortunate One A writer turned PR director turned stockbroker finds her calling among a deck of tarot cards. By Jaclyn Einis There is no wall of beads. No headscarf. And absolutely no crystal ball. Just a set of stairs inside a boho-chic bistro spiraling up…

A Paperless office is great when the Power is on !!!! Not so great when the Power is off. But the Power is back and we are open and ready for business. For all my clients, all your files and papers and documents and emails were not touched by the…

My wife Judy and I took Roxy for walk on the Hoboken waterfront this Monday night, Labor Day. It was an unusually quiet and peaceful night. As we slowly walked from 4th and River towards the Train Station we witnessed what was apparently a nightly ritual where homeless people prepared…

Until your back’s up against the wall You never know yourself that much at all So you’ve got to share your love with a friend That’s all that you’ve got left in the end Living in this city of pure confusion People mislead by their own illusion All this action,…