The clinic will help folks who have been disproportionately impacted by the War on Drugs with pro-bono legal services from Brach Eichler.

Milber Makris Plousadis & Seiden LLP only had six weeks to relocate its Jersey City office and sought out Sheldon Gross Realty to find a new space in the short timeframe.

The Morristown firm brought on Heather Middleton and Craig Terkowitz to join the team.

A highly skilled group of attorneys joining the firm in Iselin .

The firm recently learned of suspicious activity occurring within employees' email accounts, immediately took steps to secure them and launched an investigation to determine what happened.

Verne Pedro joined the firm in 2020 to establish and manage its Red Bank office. His legal practice has focused on handling significant first- and third-party insurance coverage issues and helping clients make informed decisions about their insurance assets, policies and risk transfer strategies.

The State Board of Nursing permanently revoked the RN and LPN licenses of Frank Dellbeni of Plainfield, and the New Jersey Board of Massage and Bodywork Therapy temporarily suspended the license of massage therapist Jhon Cabrera of Paterson.

Effective mid-September, Brian Wilton​, who has been director of the Governor’s Authorities Unit since September 2018, will serve in the newly created position that was recommended as a high priority by the 2018 North Highland Audit.

The court order is part of an ongoing investigation into potential Consumer Fraud Act violations related to the firearms manufacturer's advertising, marketing and promotion of its products to New Jersey residents.

Anthony Gruppuso joins the Summit office as partner where he will focus his practice on dispute resolution and litigation for clients including professional services firms, trustees, medical practices, limited liability company members, manufacturers and distributors, and high net worth individuals.

Vaccine mandates have proven to be one of the most politically and culturally polarizing topics. Perhaps not surprisingly, then, when NJBIZ reached out to 55 companies about their policies, including some of the state’s largest employers, eight declined to comment and 32 simply did not respond.

The announcement makes the State Judiciary, which handles the network of county and appeals courts, and the state Supreme Court, the largest government agency in New Jersey to mandate the inoculation for its workers.