Our Firm

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Our History

Established in 1981, Elkind and DiMento, P.A. is a litigation-oriented, personal service law firm located in Cherry Hill, NJ and Tubac, AZ. Our firm has developed an outstanding reputation with more than 40 years of practice throughout the New Jersey and metro Philadelphia areas. In 2020, the firm opened an additional office in Tubac, AZ. The firm provides clients with the highest quality of legal representation in a broad range of substantive areas of law, through our aggressive use of technology and with dedication and focus on client satisfaction. The members of our firm are responsive and pay personal attention to our clients. We focus on achieving our clients’ goals in as cost effective a manner as possible. We are also results driven and focus on building long term relationships with our clients.

Office Location

Our office is located at 2090 East Route 70, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, between Route 295 and Route 73, at the border of Camden County and Burlington County, New Jersey. We are easily accessible by all major roadways, including, Route 70, Route 73, Route 295, the New Jersey Turnpike, and the Atlantic City Expressway. We are also easily accessible by all local roadways. In 2020, the firm opened an additional office in Tubac, AZ, located at #2 Tubac Road, Suite 4, P.O. Box 4781, Tubac, AZ 85646.


We provide representation to clients throughout the New Jersey and Philadelphia metro areas, as well as the State of Arizona.

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Practice Areas

Business & Corporate

Purchase and Sale of Businesses and Professional Practices

Business Litigation

Personal Injury

Employment Law

Real Estate

Municipal Court

Wills, Trusts, & Probate

Workers Compensation

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Our Industry & Trade

Elkind and DiMento, P.A. has a diverse clientele which includes but is not limited to, individuals in almost all trades and professions, including but not limited to: business leaders, corporate owners, members of limited liability companies and members and shareholders of corporations, commercial tenants, commercial landlords, real estate developers, real estate brokers, engineers, architects, nurses, doctors, chiropractors, dentists, psychologists, podiatrists, police, firemen, teachers, electricians, plumbers, home re-modelers, contractors, laborers, roofers, painters, loan officers, surveyors, investors, accountants, attorneys, paralegals, secretaries, office workers, administrative staff, computer programmers, systems administrators, managers, childcare workers, sales persons, retail sales persons, sales managers, cashiers, food service managers, social workers, carpet installers, builders, construction managers, financial planners, bank officers, top executives, appraisers, claims adjustors, investigators, travel agents, pharmacists, medical personnel, cosmetologists, shorthand reporters, auto mechanics, truck drivers, funeral directors, clergy as well as many retirees.

Elkind and DiMento, P.A. also represent a substantial number of start-up companies and small business owners as well as a substantial number of small to mid-size companies in diverse areas, from manufacturing industries to service companies and professionals to technology companies. The members of Elkind and DiMento, P.A. have developed significant expertise over the years in meeting the needs of our clients in their respective and diverse business fields.

FAQ

  • What is the difference between the Plaintiff and the Defendant?

    The Plaintiff is the party who brings an action and the Defendant is the party against whom an action is commenced. Elkind and DiMento, P.A. regularly represents and is comfortable representing either the Plaintiff or Defendant.

  • Do you represent the Plaintiff or the Defendant?

    Elkind and DiMento, P.A. regularly represents and is comfortable representing either the Plaintiff or the Defendant.

  • What do I bring with me to my initial meeting with a member of Elkind and DiMento, P.A.?

    You should bring with you all documents within your possession which are relevant to the reason for the meeting. It is better to bring too much with you than too little. However, at the time of the meeting, the member of Elkind and DiMento, P.A. with whom you meet will identify for you additional documentation which is needed.

  • If I believe I have a claim or have been damaged or have sustained injury, how long do I have before I consult with an attorney?

    It is most important that you meet with an attorney as soon as possible. At Elkind and DiMento, P.A. we take immediate steps to preserve your claim by putting all proper parties on notice, satisfying the requirements of any contractual obligations you may have such as insurance company notification and the filling out and execution of forms. We also take immediate steps to preserve evidence and obtain necessary evidence, and we fully explain to you all of the legal ramifications of the issues arising out of your claim so that we may set your claim up for success at an early stage.

  • If there exists a judgment against me, how long will the judgment stand of record?

    Absent the judgment being extinguished by a bankruptcy proceeding, a judgment within New Jersey is valid for twenty (20) years and may be revived for an additional period.

  • If I am injured as a result of the negligence of a public entity or public employee, are there any special notice considerations?

    Yes, within the State of New Jersey we have a Tort Claims Act. The Act provides that a proper Notice of Claim must be filed by or on behalf of the person injured against the Attorney General of the State of New Jersey if the claim is against New Jersey or against the State Department or agency or local public entity responsible for the injury or damages. The claim must contain certain specified information and must be filed no later than ninety (90) days after the cause of action accrued. While there is a specific provision within the Statute allowing for a Notice of Late Claim to be filed in the discretion of a Superior Court Judge, within one (1) year of the accrual of the cause of action, the factors allowing the grant of an application to file a late claim are severe. It is most important that if you are injured or sustain damages by a public entity or public employee that you immediately contact a law firm.

  • If I sustain damages as a result of the breach of contract of an individual, organization and/or legal entity, how long do I have to file a lawsuit?

    The general statute of limitations for contract actions is six (6) years from the time the breach occurs. However, contracts for sale are governed by the Uniform Commercial Code which sets forth a statute of limitations of four (4) years after the breach has occurred. The Uniform Commercial Code also provides that the parties may by agreement, reduce the statute of limitations to not less than one (1) year. Therefore important to meet with an attorney as soon as possible after a breach of contract occurs so as to preserve your rights.

  • Can a contract provide for a statute of limitations which is less than the general contract statute of limitations of six (6) years?

    Yes, a contract can provide for a statute of limitations which is less than the general statute of limitations for contracts of six (6) years. In many instances, insurance policies provide for a one (1) year statute of limitations from the time of denial of a claim.

  • If I have a claim as a result of an unsafe condition of an improvement to my property, how long do I have to file a lawsuit?

    The general statute of limitations to bring a claim for damages as a result of an unsafe condition of an improvement to property is ten (10) years.

  • If I am an adult and injured as a result of a motor vehicle accident or slip and fall accident, how long do I have to file a lawsuit?

    The general statute of limitations to file a lawsuit as a result of a motor vehicle accident or slip and fall accident which causes personal injury is two (2) years from the date of the accident.

  • If I am damaged as a result of libel or slander, how long do I have to file a lawsuit?

    The general statute of limitations for damages caused by libel or slander is one (1) year after publication of the libel or slander.

  • If I am sexually harassed at work, how long do I have to bring a claim?

    The general statute of limitations for injury caused by sexual harassment in the workplace is two (2) years from the act of harassment.

  • How long do I have to file a lawsuit for a wrongful termination of employment?

    The general statute of limitations for a claim for wrongful termination of employment is two (2) years from the date of termination. However, if the termination is related to Whistle Blower Protection, in that event there is only a one (1) year statute of limitations.

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