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Voice behind ‘Watch the tram car, please’ sues Wildwood, others
Floss Stingel accuses the city and other entities of monetizing the well-known clip without providing her any compensation beyond “occasional free tram tickets.”
McCarter & English acquires Connecticut-based boutique IP firm
Commenting on the merger, Jonathan Sparks, chair of McCarter’s IP practice, said, “This impressive group brings to our nationally recognized IP practice additional experience and depth in the high-tech industry, which is an area where we see significant demand.”
Einhorn Barbarito updates name to include two partners (updated)
The full-service Denville law firm serves a diverse base of clients, from individuals and families to public and private companies.
Former Party City employee files class action after 181 allegedly let go without notice (updated)
According to the complaint, workers at the specialty retailer's Woodcliff Lake headquarters were informed of the cuts as well as fired Sept. 17.
Going for broke: NJ a top venue for corporate bankruptcy filings
A new report from San Francisco-based consulting firm Cornerstone Research put the Garden State venue at third nationwide, behind Delaware and the Southern District of Texas.
NJ bars judge accused of getting drunk at party, touching staffers
Richard Obuch has served on the municipal bench in Elizabeth since October 2002. He’s been a lawyer since 1992 and runs a private practice in Union.
Former NJ attorney general confirmed to state Supreme Court
The Senate unanimously confirmed John Jay Hoffman to succeed Justice Lee Solomon, who retired last month after reaching the state’s mandatory retirement age for judges, 70.
Conspirators plead guilty in $33M pharmacy kickback scheme
Prosecutors alleged that from 2014 through 2016, the former CFO and former president of Clifton-based Main Avenue and others ran an illegal operation that involved compounded drugs such as scar creams, pain creams, migraine medication and vitamins.
Teaneck law firm offers PTO for mammograms
Davis, Saperstein & Salomon PC is raising awareness of the importance of early detection.
OPINION: Reel them in
Many fishermen oppose certain federal regulations that are set by councils made up of members who aren’t accountable through elections or to elected officials.
Lowenstein Sandler rocks mental health awareness
Nearly two dozen rocking chairs placed in common areas of the firm’s New Jersey and New York offices remind attorneys and staffers of the importance of taking a break.
Mandelbaum Barrett adds high-profile criminal defense pro Iacullo
Seasoned litigator Anthony Iacullo brings nearly three decades of experience, having represented thousands of clients, including several high-profile individuals.
