Law firms are retaining female lawyers by helping them advance in their careers, experts said, both by creating flexible work and career schedules that address their family needs, and by endeavoring to provide a collegial, challenging and meaningful experience at work.
Read More »Women in law increasingly are pursuing corporate counsel careers, often after getting a foundation in legal practice at law firms, and they can find that both venues demand tenacity and flexibility to integrate meaningful work into a satisfying personal life.
Read More »Fox Rothschild LLP continues to expand its real estate practice with the addition of Michael T. Lavigne as a partner.
Read More »Former employees who qualify for unemployment benefits would no longer have to abide by agreements they had signed barring them from competing with their former employer, soliciting former customers or co-workers, or disclosing confidential company information, under an Assembly bill that has ignited heated debate in New Jersey's employment law...
Read More »The Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing last week by the Eatontown engineering firm Birdsall Services Group followed an extraordinary chain of events: The state went to court to seize the company's assets, and several people associated with Birdsall were indicted for conspiracy and money laundering in connection with alleged violations of state...
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The Pittsburgh law firm Eckert, Seamans, Cherin & Mellott LLC spent years scouting for an opportunity to enter New Jersey before opening a Newark office in January, then acquiring Trenton’s Sterns & Weinroth, effective April 1.
Read More »Wolff & Samson, in West Orange, announced last week a strategic alliance with Warren Pro LLC, to allow the companies to provide both the legal and technical claims investigation support needed for issues related to Hurricane Sandy insurance claims.
Read More »Specialty pharmaceutical company Actavis Inc., of Parsippany, announced today it has reached a settlement agreement with AstraZeneca resolving outstanding patent litigation.
Read More »An appellate court today upheld the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s year-old “waiver rule,” a decision that gives the agency greater flexibility to waive environmental regulations in specific circumstances.
Read More »The Pittsburgh-based law firm Eckert Seamans said it will acquire Trenton’s Sterns & Weinroth on April 1, bringing a 13th office to the company and pushing the attorney count to more than 385.
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Saying it was attracted to Jersey City's proximity to New York and the ease of recruiting attorneys in the metropolitan area, the Genova, Burns, Giantomasi & Webster law firm announced it has now has address in the sixth borough.
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With New Jersey's sports betting law getting sidelined by a judge on Thursday, a much-anticipated windfall from the state's hosting of the 2014 Super Bowl is now riding the pine, also.
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