A state appeals court could decide by Tuesday to stop the Gov. Chris Christie administration from seizing up to $200 million from towns' funds to provide affordable housing, following a court hearing today that was brought on by a motion from housing advocates and the New Jersey League of Municipalities. Read More »

Attorneys for Triple Five, the developer seeking to revive the Xanadu project, have asked a judge to throw out a lawsuit by the New York Giants and New York Jets that threatens to stop the company from resuming construction of the retail and entertainment complex.

Over the past several years, many law firms have cut back or eliminated hiring first- and second-year law students for the summer, but some New Jersey firms continue to add new talent to their rosters.

While the U.S. Supreme Court's decision that pharmaceutical sales representatives are not entitled to overtime pay is a win for New Jersey's drugmakers, an employment expert said the ruling could have broader impacts on how pharma companies make sales, and which employees are subject to federal overtime laws.

A New Jersey labor attorney says a National Labor Relations Board report out this week reinforces the need for companies to be precise in crafting their social media policies.

The downfall of storied New York law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP, which filed for bankruptcy on Sunday after financial problems and an exodus of partners, isn't likely to lead to New Jersey's firms hiring en masse talented attorneys crossing the Hudson for new homes, according to the head of one of the state's top...

The settlement of a long-running tax assessment dispute between the owners of the Atlantic Club Casino Hotel and city that ended in a reduction of the property's assessed value by nearly two-thirds — from $543 million to $165 million — is part of a downward trend in property values in the seaside gaming resort, according to...

Law firm McManimon & Scotland LLC is moving its main office out of Newark on June 1 after 40 years, citing the high cost of doing business in the city, according to the firm's chairman.

If a pilot experiences medical problems during a flight, airlines and their insurers could be exposed to significant liability, even if that pilot had withheld medical information from his or her employer and insurer, according to an aviation attorney with LeClairRyan, in Newark.

The Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey today invalidated Gov. Chris Christie's abolition of the Council on Affordable Housing, reversing his reorganization plan in a move that the state will likely seek to bring to its top court.

New Jersey employers should be aware of national labor cases that could put limits on their social media policies, according to John Sarno, executive director of the Employers Association of New Jersey.

It's been more than eight months since Gov. Chris Christie pulled New Jersey out of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, but that doesn't mean lawmakers are letting the issue die.