NJ Residential Landlord Tenant Practice After 2021 Amendments

The practice of New Jersey residential landlord-tenant law saw many changes in 2021. These changes are largely the product of the April 2021 recommendations of the Judiciary Special Committee on Landlord-Tenant. The resulting landlord-tenant practice is dramatically different than in prior years' practice. This program, presented by Offit Kurman attorney Thomas Major, explains all of the recent changes to New Jersey residential landlord-tenant practice with an eye toward the underlying rationale for each. Practitioners viewing the program will learn the new procedures for residential landlord-tenant practice, understand the required filings and current best practices. The goal of the program is to educate viewers about efficient and effective landlord-tenant practice (for both landlords and tenants) in light of the new rules and procedures.
 

Learning Objectives:

1. Discuss the Special Committee on landlord-tenant practice, and identify problems with the prior landlord-tenant practice

2. Review the Special Committee's recommendations

3. Explore adopted recommendations and current practice

4. Identify best practices for current landlord-tenant practice