More evidence of the rapid rise of sports betting and online gambling, especially here in New Jersey, was on full display recently as a lineup of experts, operators, analysts and panelists gathered for the third annual Seton Hall Law School Gaming Law, Compliance & Integrity Boot Camp. The three-day event, which featured nearly 50 speakers, ...

Family law attorney Jeralyn Lawrence founded her Watchung firm Lawrence Law in 2019 after more than two decades at Norris McLaughlin, since growing it to eight attorneys.

Republic Bank CEO Vernon Hill filed the emergency lawsuit to try to stop his likely firing at an upcoming board meeting, following a shift in the ongoing proxy battle that saw him replaced as chairman on May 13.

Three separate data breaches allegedly resulted from the firm's lack of safeguards, compromising the personal information of at least 10,926 consumers and employees, including close to 7,000 New Jerseyans.

The utility company called the initial case regarding the contamination of the county’s water supply “misguided, unnecessary, and even detrimental" and implored the plaintiffs to hold the manufacturer responsible instead.

The Voorhees firm is launching a location where its new offering will be based to assist clients with business in that country and the United States.

The increase in space will see the firm add the entire second floor to its facilities at the Eisenhower Parkway location.

The grand opening of the location, which offers the rapidly expanding tech company room to grow, coincides with the two-year anniversary its initial $3 million funding by Osage Venture Partners.

New partner Jessica Swenson chairs the group at the Roseland firm.

The selections were based on legal professionals whose dedication to their occupation and to their communities is outstanding.

The landscape of New Jersey changed on April 21 with the first legal adult-use sales of cannabis, which is now available for purchase by anyone 21 and over. To navigate these new waters, employers need to know what rules they can legally impose on their employees with regard to cannabis usage.

In an emailed statement to NJBIZ, the Newark law firm's executive committee confirmed that it "recently became aware of a network security incident that temporarily impacted the availability of our computer systems. Upon discovering the incident, we took proactive measures to contain the incident and initiated an investigation."