Spector & Ehrenworth PC merges with Scarinci Hollenbeck
Founded in 1993 by stepbrothers Brian Spector and Douglas Ehrenworth, the Florham Park-based firm specializes in commercial litigation, bankruptcy and creditors’ rights, commercial transactions, real estate and business organizations.
NJ Supreme Court exploring legal, ethical implications of AI
A 31-member special committee has been established to examine potential impacts of artificial intelligence on operations and the practice of law.
Former St. Joseph’s Health general counsel joins Frier Levitt
Todd Brower comes on board as a partner with the Pine Brook-based firm's health care team.
Jersey City attorney admits to defrauding clients
"The people of New Jersey must be able to rely on their attorneys without having to worry that they are being defrauded,” said U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Philip Sellinger.
NJBIZ Conversations: Dennis Toft
The chair of CSG Law's Environmental Law practice discusses the latest moves on the infrastructure front, permitting, new flood rules and brownfields redevelopment.
CSG Law adds former federal judge Vazquez
John Michael Vazquez, who was nominated to the bench by President Barack Obama, joins the firm's renowned Litigation and White Collar Defense & Investigations groups.
Archer & Greiner marks 95th anniversary
Over the years, the full-service law firm has continued to open new offices and grow existing practices, with more than 175 attorneys spanning nine locations in 2023.
With overall spending down, law firms report uptick in NJ’s latest lobbying data
Demand for services set a record for the fourth consecutive year in 2022, with the total number of clients increasing by 2.6% over the year prior to 2,343.
Mercer man admits role in COVID testing kickback scheme
According to prosecutors, the Pennington resident and conspirators solicited the returns in exchange for providing test samples to a Parsippany-based clinical laboratory.
Clifton man charged in $13M tech support scam targeting small businesses, seniors
“The amount he’s accused of stealing from his victims and the number of victims seem shocking; however, we are seeing an incredible increase in all types of tech support scams,” said FBI Special Agent in Charge James Dennehy.
Florida man admits $3.6M Jersey-centered health care scheme
According to prosecutors, Patrick Fitchner and his conspirators solicited and received kickbacks and bribes in exchange for providing durable medical equipment companies with completed doctors’ orders for medically unnecessary products.
Einhorn Barbarito expands into Sussex County, adds new partner
In announcing its new South Jersey office, the Denville-based law firm also said Lauren Fraser joined as a partner in its accidents/personal injury practice group.
