Yes, under New Jersey’s updated group disturbance law, being present at a public altercation involving five or more people—and refusing to leave when ordered by police—can now result in criminal charges. If you’re a parent, teen, or young adult in New Jersey, this change may come as a surprise. The law broadens what qualifies as disorderly conduct, meaning you can…

In a recent NJ.com feature, Jon Bramnick is called “The Muhammad Ali of Comedian Lawyers,” a title that captures his rare mix of courtroom skill, political savvy, and comedic timing. In New Jersey’s often bruising political and legal arenas, it’s rare to find a figure who not only knows how to fight, but can make you laugh while doing it.…

Being involved in a car accident can leave you shaken, confused, and uncertain of what steps to take next. Whether it’s a minor fender-bender or a more serious crash, knowing how to respond in the immediate aftermath can protect your health, your rights, and your ability to pursue compensation. This step-by-step guide explains what to do after a car accident…

Being arrested for shoplifting is stressful, especially if it’s your first time facing criminal charges. If you’ve been arrested for shoplifting at a Walmart or any other retail store in New Jersey, you may be wondering what comes next and how it will affect your future. At Bramnick, Grabas, Arnold, Rowbotham, Trembley & Holtz, LLC, we understand that being accused…

As warmer weather arrives, construction season ramps up across New Jersey. From roadwork to building projects, job sites are buzzing with activity – and with that comes a higher risk of workplace injuries. At Bramnick, Grabas, Arnold, Rowbotham, Trembley & Holtz, LLC, our experienced personal injury attorneys understand how overwhelming a construction site accident can be. If you’ve been injured…