“The PennEast partner companies are fully committed to the project ...” PennEast Pipeline Co. Board of Managers Chairman Anthony Cox said. “The Third Circuit’s decision has implications far beyond the PennEast project."

Essex County Assignment Judge Sallyanne Floria and Department of Human Services Commissioner Carole Johnson will serve as co-chairs.

“According to industry studies, fashion means big business, employing 180,000 people in our region alone and generating $10.9 billion in total wages,” said Partner Kathleen Barnett Einhorn, who will lead the group with Of counsel Maria Fruci.

Rachel Nudel will concentrate on the defense of individuals and businesses in general liability matters.

How Karolina Dehnhard, who will host the Think Global, Connect Local panel at Leading Women Entrepreneurs' Force For Change event in Newark on Nov. 14., opens overseas opportunities for U.S. and Polish businesses.

Jan Bernstein has joined the Hackensack office of Phillips Nizer in the firm's New Jersey matrimonial and family law group.

Film has its Oscars, music the Grammys. Here in the Garden State, we close out the year, and our awards season, with the Business of the Year Awards.

The full U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit said it would not rehear a three-judge panel's decision that blocks the company from condemning state-owned land for the natural gas project.

Scott Marcus joins the Egg Harbor Township-based firm as of counsel.

Panelists explain how documentation can curb employment discrimination woes

“If you look round this room, pretty much everyone here is in a protected class, whether they know it or not. The average age of American workers now is 39, so we’re almost all in a protected age class,” Olender Feldman LLP Partner and litigator Howard Matalon said at NJBIZ's Workplace Discrimination panel, held Tuesday morning in Somerset.

Kathleen Caminiti co-chairs the practice with J. Hagood Tighe, a partner in the firm’s Columbia, S.C. office.