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Riker Danzig leaving longtime HQ in Morristown for new space in Madison (updated)
After more than 40 years in the city, the law firm is designing a “new modern, technologically advanced headquarters" with future attorneys in mind.
CSG adds 5 attorneys from Newark-based boutique business law firm
As Greenberg Dauber Epstein & Tucker plans to close in 2025, several team members will make the move to Roseland-based Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi PC.
Pharma giants defend against high-stakes lawsuit over weight loss drugs
Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly are facing scores of personal injury claims for allegedly failing to warn patients about side effects of their blockbuster diabetes and weight loss medications. NJBIZ recently spoke with legal experts about the status of the litigation, as well as possible effects in areas like public trust and the market for GLP-1 drugs.
New tech, societal shifts drive personal injury lawyers to adopt new approaches
NJBIZ spoke with New Jersey-based attorneys about emerging trends that are likely to affect the practice, the types of complaints being brought and how cases will be handled.
Lowenstein Sandler hires former FTX general counsel
Ryne Miller comes on board as a partner and chair of the new commodities, futures and derivatives practice and co-chair of the crypto group.
OPINION: GIT going
Michael Puzyk, a tax partner with McCarter & English LLP, shares why New Jersey’s research and development tax policy must be fixed.
Essex County judge tapped to lead Hudson vicinage
Superior Court Judge David Katz succeeds Assignment Judge Jeffrey Jablonski, who accepted a position in the state’s Appellate Division.
Brach Eichler adds former Catholic Health GC
With more than 35 years of health care legal experience, Tracy Miller's addition "marks another exciting chapter for our growing healthcare law practice, which strengthens our offerings and complements our steadfast commitment to client service," according to managing member John Fanburg.
CLOSING ENTRY: On hold
New Jersey businesses that faced uncertainty regarding the future use of employee noncompete agreements now may take a collective deep breath.
NJ confirms 5 new Superior Court judges
The additions to the bench in Camden, Morris and Union counties drops the number of vacant seats statewide to below 40.
Expert insight: NJBPU pilot brings solar production to active farms
Genova Burns energy law professional and counsel Kenneth Sheehan provides details on the new "agrivoltaics" program, open to unpreserved farmland in active agriculture or horticulture use.
Lowenstein Sandler adds Gov. Murphy’s outgoing chief counsel
“We have got what really is – if I dare say this myself – a pretty extraordinary team,” Chris Porrino, chair of Lowenstein’s Litigation Department, told NJBIZ. “If you’ve got a challenge or a problem or an opportunity in New Jersey, we’ve got the former Chief Counsel, former Justice Barry Albin, former Chief Judge of the federal court Freda Wolfson, three or four former federal pro[...]
