The co-President/CEO of Cooper University Health Care has been serving as the State’s Southern Regional Coordinator for COVID-19 response where he worked as the New Jersey Department of Health’s lead hospital contact in connection with COVID-19 response efforts in seven counties.
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Lowenstein Sandler promotes 16 at NJ office
The Roseland-based firm said the areas of focus of its new partners and counsel show its continuing growth across both its transactional and litigation areas.
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Bressler Amery & Ross promotes 3 NJ attorneys
The Florham Park firm elevated Risa Rich to counsel and Brian Ellis and Michael Morris were named as principals.
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Lauletta Birnbaum elevates one to member
Associate Jonathan Gremminger has been recognized in the Sewell-based law firm for his successes in representing clients on real estate transactions including acquisition, commercial leasing, financing, and development of real property.
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NJ Civil Justice Institute names new president
Former Genova Burns litigator Anthony Anastasio most recently served as director of legal and regulatory affairs for the New Jersey Coalition of Automobile Retailers.
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Cole Schotz elevates 3 NJ attorneys to member
In total, Five attorneys were elevated to members of the firm's New Jersey, Texas and Florida offices, effective Jan. 1.
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Major shifts
Though law firms aren’t known for how quickly they implement the newest technology, they’ll continue to maximize their remote work capabilities in 2021, predicted South Asian Bar Association of New Jersey Outgoing President Rahil Darbar. “Law firms by design have been more of a conservative sector when it came to the expectation of attorneys and paralegals and counsel being at the office, and having clients visit at the office. I’m thankful I’m at a firm that has really embraced technology, but a lot of other law firms believe it or not did not,” said Darbar, who is also counsel at Porzio Bromberg & Newman PC in Morristown.
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Scarinci Hollenbeck elevates 2 to partner
Daniel McKillop chairs the firm's cannabis practice, while Jeffrey Pittard is the section chief of its tax, trusts and estates group.
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Two Red Bank broker-dealers assessed with $1M+ in civil penalties
The agents participated in an excessive trading scheme to defraud customers which resulted in having their registrations revoked in connection with pervasive illegal activities.
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Cooper Levenson adds four partners
Cynthia Grob, Erika-Leigh Kelley, Yolanda Melville, and Jarad Stiles have "proven themselves in terms of their professionalism, their expertise, and their dedication.”
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COVID divorce court delays pose challenge to tax filings
Slowdowns in remote court has meant some clients will have to wait until January for their divorces to become final, which in turn means the need to file a joint return.
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OAG: Monmouth County physician must stop referring to himself as ‘Dr.’; offering non-proven COVID remedies
The owner of The Natural Pharmacy in Ocean Township has been ordered to stop implying that he's a medical doctor or has the ability to practice alternative medicine.
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