US EditionLong legal battle over Belmar liquor license denial in 2016 ends in $2.8M settlement
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Long legal battle over Belmar liquor license denial in 2016 ends in $2.8M settlement
BELMAR — An extended legal dispute over Belmar’s denial of a liquor license transfer for a restaurant owned by Timothy and Matthew Harmon, has resulted in the borough’s agreement to a $2.81 million settlement for the two plaintiffs. According to Richard Shaklee of McLaughlin, Stauffer and Shaklee, the Harmons’ attorney, the settlement agreement was signed off on in October, along with the dismissal of all claims against the named defendants in t…
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