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KMC in the News: Moench Files Election Contest Trial Covered by NBC4 New York
KMC Partner Matthew Moench recently brought an election contest concerning an election for municipal office that was reported on by NBC4 New York. The trial was covered during the evening newscast, with a news article and the video news story posted here. Election...
Client Alert: Recent Court Decision Requires Public School Officials and Employees to Promptly Notify District to Receive Indemnification Against Civil Claims
Under New Jersey law, school officials and employees are generally entitled to indemnification and coverage for legal costs that they may incur as part of a civil or administrative action brought against them. This could include tenure charges or actions before the...
Client Alert: KMC Wins Verdict Affirming Denial of Request for Police Body Worn Camera Video
KMC Partner Peter J. King recently obtained a precedential Appellate Division decision that affirmed a municipality’s denial of an Open Public Records Act (OPRA) and common law request seeking certain police body worn camera (BWCs) videos involving sexual misconduct...
KMC in the News: Collins Quoted in Newspapers on Redevelopment
KMC Partner Michael L. Collins has been recently quoted in multiple news articles involving redevelopment issues representing municipalities and developers alike under New Jersey's Local Redevelopment and Housing Law ("LRHL"), N.J.S.A. 40A:12A-1 et seq The LRHL...
KMC Recognized In Statewide Media as “Politically Influential Law Firm”
King Moench & Collins LLP (KMC) is proud to have been recognized in New Jersey statewide media as being a "politically influential law firm." In a 2023 news article in the New Jersey Globe, the publication bestowed the "politically influential" description in...
KMC in the News: Moench Quoted in Challenge to Voter Residency
KMC Partner Matthew C. Moench recently litigated an election law case involving challenges to a voter's domicile. A voter must be domiciled in a particular New Jersey municipality to be eligible to vote there. The New Jersey Globe recently reported upon what it...