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Rise plans free expungement clinic in Paterson (updated)
The dispensary is partnering with Blaze Responsibly to hold the September event to help clear nonviolent cannabis convictions as well as offer community resources.
NJBIZ Conversations: Chris Porrino on Trump, Habba and the role of the AG
The Lowenstein Sandler partner and former state attorney general talks about representing both the Trump Organization and a governor targeted by the Trump administration.
Menendez, ex-senator’s wife, sentenced to 4.5 years in bribery case
Nadine Menendez, along with ex-Sen. Bob Menendez and multiple co-conspirators, had been charged with engaging in a corruption and foreign influence scheme.
McCarter & English acquires NYC securities, corporate law boutique
The move strengthens the Newark firm's offerings for global clients as well as bolstering venture capital, asset management and public company support.
Former DCA director Fais named NJ federal magistrate judge
The previous leader of the state Division of Consumer Affairs, Cari Fais' appointment fills a vacancy on the U.S. District Court of New Jersey that opened following Judge Cathy Waldor’s retirement.
Former Hudson prosecutor Suarez joins Cleary Giacobbe
Esther Suarez, Hudson County’s first female and Hispanic prosecutor, joins Cleary Giacobbe as partner and chair of its white collar defense team.
CSG Law launches legal and professional malpractice defense team
Led by General Counsel Ronald Israel, the new group provides legal support, ethics counsel and loss prevention for firms and individuals.
DOJ reportedly appeals ruling blocking Habba as US attorney in NJ
The Justice Department filed notice Aug. 25 it would appeal Judge Matthew Brann's ruling that Alina Habba is unlawfully serving in the role.
Judge rules Habba unlawfully served as acting US attorney in NJ
The ruling creates uncertainty for 1,500 active federal cases. The case is ultimately expected to land at the U.S. Supreme Court.
Judge’s ruling due on Habba as acting US attorney in NJ
Amid challenges to her appointment, a decision is expected this week regarding whether Trump's former personal attorney, Alina Habba, will stay in the post amid challenges to her appointment and a as "federal criminal cases are now piling up."
NJDOL proposes new ABC test rules for contractors
The state labor department is considering revised regulations that may reclassify certain contract workers as employees and expose businesses to lawsuits for misclassification. Here’s what business leaders need to know.
Archer & Greiner launches political law practice
Co-chaired by partners Jason Sena and David Weinstein, the new multidisciplinary group will advise clients on campaign finance, lobbying, ethics, regulatory issues and more.
