Kerry Jean Moore most recently served in a similar position at Greenberg Traurig LLP.
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Former NJ attorney general to serve on NFL diversity panel
Peter Harvey, now partner with New York-based Patterson Belknap, will join five other members to review the league’s policies and practices.
Read More »Blick Law expands to third office
Since Shaun Blick started the firm in 2019 as a one-man shop in a one-room office, its staff has increased nine times.
Read More »Post Polak has changed ‘with the times’
Ten years ago, the Roseland law firm looked like the typical firm, comprised of mostly middle-aged white men and a handful of women attorneys. Today, the 45-year-old firm is comprised of one-third attorneys of color and one-third women.
Read More »SJP Project Solutions reveals initial renovations for McCarter & English (slideshow)
The first two phases of the restacking of the law firm's five-floor,100,000-square-foot workspace is complete. Overall, the project aims to match the office in Newark's Gateway Center to the new, post-COVID realities of work.
Read More »NJ district court lifts mask mandate, except for jury selection
Social distancing is also no longer required; however, court employees must be fully vaccinated and boosted.
Read More »NJDOL issues stop-work orders to 3 contractors
A multi-agency investigation is ongoing following an unannounced inspection at a Jersey City site from last summer that came in response to allegations of worker misclassification.
Read More »Trenk Isabel adds name partners
Asaad Siddiqi and John Shahdanian II join the firm as directors, as well, and come on board along with several additional partners, an associate and two paralegals.
Read More »Pashman Stein adds bankruptcy, restructuring and creditors’ rights practice
According to firm Chair and Managing Partner Michael Stein, establishing such a group has been part of of the firm's strategic growth plan.
Read More »Lobbying spending drops in 2021, but still ranks as 3rd-highest ever
According to NJ ELEC Executive Director Jeff Brindle, "Even in the down years, the business of lobbying remains a major enterprise in the Garden State." And in 2021, that enterprise saw $93.7 million in total spending.
Read More »Gibbons, AACCNJ partner on pro bono alliance
Attorneys will provide certain legal services to members of the African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey with annual revenues of $500,000 or less.
Read More »Retired NJ Supreme Court Justice Fernandez-Vina joins Parker McCay (updated)
Faustino Fernandez-Vina was born in Cuba in 1952, escaping persecution by the Castro regime with his family as a young boy. He was nominated to the state's highest court by Gov. Chris Christie in 2013.
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