Lawsuit

A meeting that had higher than usual turnout saw Hoboken’s City Council unanimously vote down a legal settlement that would have ended multiple development-related lawsuits.

The Village Neighborhood Association has gone to court to try and stop a 30-unit, five-story building from moving forward.

The companies behind One Journal Square have accused Mayor Steve Fulop of conspiring with city entities he controls, in an attempt to push the Kushner family out of the project for political gain.

China Overseas is facing several new lawsuits. In one, a fired employee claims the company's work environment was fraught with sexism and threats of deportation.

A builder renovating two homes says that longtime politico Michael Manzo revoked his permits to “teach [him] a lesson,” later demanding a friendship to avoid his wrath.

After years of delays and legal wrangling, Jersey City’s planning board has greenlit a 1,723-unit development from Kushner Companies that looks to begin construction by mid-spring.

A legal tug-of-war between a local developer and one of Jersey City’s more beloved bars has ended in victory for the latter.

An eatery under construction at 586 Newark Avenue has taken grievances with their landlord to court.

The city has filed a lawsuit over a long-stalled hotel venture that claims the company behind the endeavor has gone bankrupt and defaulted on a redevelopment agreement.

Following a court ruling, Advance Realty has been cleared to bring a mixed-use project to a corner of Adams Street that includes 3,000-square feet of space for Big Brothers Big Sisters.