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Dr. Sunil Garg to speak at the New Jersey Environmental Law Section annual meeting / Dr. Sunil Garg will speak on the implications of the Stengart case in a panel entitled “Electronic Media: Is Your Privilege Protected After “Loving Care?” at the New Jersey Environmental Law Section annual meeting held on June 27, 2010. In the Stengart case, the New Jersey Supreme Court held that an employee had a reasonable expectation of privacy in emails between the employee and her attorney. For more information about this case, visit The Rajan Report to read the full article.

Dr. Sunil Garg joins Natarajan LLP as Special Counsel / Natarajan LLP is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Sunil Garg to the firm’s commerical law practice. Dr. Garg possesses over 25 years of experience in several areas of law and has made a name for himself as an astute environmental, intellectual property and commercial litigator. Dr. Garg is a Registered Patent Attorney and holds a Masters in Chemistry and a Ph.D in Physical Chemistry. He has previously been associated with Stroock & Stroock and Lavan LLP, Hannoch Weisman P.C. and Lowenstein Sandler P.C. He has represented multi-national insurance companies, manufacturing companies and other blue-chip entities in a variety of transactional and litigation matters as an attorney, scientist, expert witness and consultant.

Anand Natarajan recognized for pro bono work in Union County / The Union County Bar Association recently recognized Anand Natarajan for his dedicated service to low income residents of Union County. Mr. Natarajan was thrilled to receive the recognition and looks to continue his excellent record of service to low-income clients throughout New Jersey in 2010.


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New Jersey High Court Protects Employees’ Right to Personal Emails / New Jersey employers: employees have a limited right to access and send personal emails to their attorney on company computers, and you have no authority to read them. This watershed rule was announced in Stengart v. Loving Care Agency, Inc., where the New Jersey Supreme Court unanimously held that an employee had a reasonable expectation of privacy in emails between the employee and her attorney which were sent and received through a web-based email account accessed on laptop provided by her employer.  Read more »

Condominiums vs. Cooperatives: A Basic Primer / A real estate purchaser in an urban area needs to understand the difference between cooperative buildings and condominium buildings before they begin their property search.  Read more »