Skoloff & Wolfe P.C. always has done things a little differently than most law firms. So it makes sense that it's undergoing an unconventional succession after more than 50 years in the New Jersey market: Twin brothers are taking over the Livingston-based practice of 24 attorneys from their father, Saul Wolfe, and his partner, Gary Skoloff.

Saul Gruber feels his Mount Laurel legal practice — and others handling nursing home abuse and neglect cases in New Jersey — are doing work that really makes a difference. Despite that, one hand would be enough to count the amount of Garden State firms specializing in this. It's a niche area of law. But, if the interest in it on the...

When Garry Goldberg looks to hire a new taxi driver, he says he not only schedules an in-person interview but also performs an unrequired background check on the applicant.

Brach Eichler LLC announced Thursday that veteran health care lawyer, Kevin M. Lastorino, will join the Robert Wood Johnson Health System as corporate chief legal officer.

Powerful West Orange-based law firm Wolff & Samson announced Tuesday that founding partner David Samson, who most recently served as the chairman of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey as an appointee of close friend Gov. Chris Christie, will retire later this month, prompting a reorganization of the firm.

After returning to Sherman Wells Sylvester & Stamelman in January from a six-month maternity leave, Caitlin Shadek was met with a surprising request.

Mark Philips was about to become a father for the first time last summer. And he didn't want his job to keep him from missing any part of the experience.

In the first two parts of our Gen(d)erational Gap series, NJBIZ has chronicled how baby boomers and Generation Xers are waiting for the millennials to pick up the battle to close the gender gap.

The Top 50 law firms in New Jersey feel even better about their 2015 business prospects than last year, but well over half still don't have a succession plan.

The 2015 General Counsel of the Year Awards program honors New Jersey's General Counsels and Chief Legal Officers for the role they play in making their companies successful.

A Cherry Hill law firm has expanded its office, adding more workspace and two conference rooms, it said Monday.