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Disbarred NJ lawyer charged with posing as attorney, authorities say
The Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office said the former assistant prosecutor misrepresented himself as a licensed counselor and collected thousands in legal fees.
Newark-based Gibbons, Frost Brown Todd to merge (updated)
The combined FBT Gibbons law firm will employ 800 attorneys in 25 offices across the country.
Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay $966M in baby powder lawsuit
A California jury awarded the funds to the family of Mae Moore, who claimed the New Brunswick-based company's talc product caused her fatal mesothelioma.
Attorneys for Diddy request Fort Dix prison placement
The low-security facility offers access to drug rehab programs and has also housed high-profile inmates such as Robert Downey Jr., former NFL player Aaron Hernandez, television personality Joe Giudice and “Pharma Bro” Martin Shkreli.
Archer & Greiner names successor to longtime president
Effective Jan. 1, Marc Rollo succeeds Christopher Gibson after 15 years of leadership at the 97-year-old firm.
Mandelbaum Barrett expands into Hudson County (updated)
The Roseland-headquartered firm welcomed Linda Hockstein as a partner in its real estate practice group.
Einhorn Barbarito boosts footprint 50% at new Parsippany office
The law firm's expanded space at The Arbors from Onyx Equities covers 25,000 square feet, featuring modern workspaces and amenities.
DeMarco joins Scarinci Hollenbeck real estate group
The Little Falls-based business law firm adds veteran attorney Joe DeMarco to its commercial real estate group, bringing deep redevelopment experience.
Scotch Plains lawyer publishes book on New Jersey place names
Attorney Scott Salmon’s new work uncovers the origins of towns and landmarks around the Garden State, correcting myths and revealing history.
Authorities: Ex-Mars Wrigley manager admits $28M fraud scheme
A federal indictment accused the 58-year-old Connecticut resident of placing the majority of stolen funds in an entity he created to mimic an actual Mars company.
NJ Starbucks accused of discrimination in breastfeeding case
A barista alleged the coffee chain's Sicklerville location failed to provide a proper space during her work shifts and instead gave her a trifold privacy screen.
Lowenstein Sandler debuts technology-driven data privacy team
The Data360 group combines legal and technological expertise to help businesses manage risk and privacy.
