Government and nonprofit agencies in New Jersey harmed by UBS’s manipulation of the London Interbank Offered Rate, a benchmark interest rate with widespread impact on global markets, will receive $5 million in restitution.

Rutgers University-Camden Chancellor Phoebe Haddon has been selected as the recipient of the 2019 Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association of American Law Schools Section on Women in Legal Education, according to Rutgers.

Goldberg Segalla, a Buffalo, N.Y.-based firm with offices in Princeton and Newark, has elevated seven New Jersey attorneys to partner following a year of countrywide growth.

Though it’s the C-suite executives who normally grab the spotlight, they would be the first to tell you the success of their companies, law firms, health care organizations and colleges and universities can only be achieved by having a strong and dedicated team working with them.

To facilitate patient access and impact a community in need of jobs and economic stimulus, Ken Vande Vrede set his sights on Paterson for the location of his medical marijuana dispensary.

United States District Court Judge Brian Martinotti of Newark ruled Friday the PennEast Pipeline Co. LLC is granted access to use eminent domain to seize properties it requires in New Jersey in order to perform surveys.

John J. Gibbons, the standard-bearer of the venerable Newark-based law firm Gibbons PC, died Sunday, according to an obituary on its website. He was 94.

With the holiday season upon us, many employers are thinking of ways to celebrate with their employees. One way of doing so is with a holiday party, which can boost morale and show gratitude for the year’s hard work. But holiday parties are not without their pitfalls. If employers are not careful, a holiday party can turn into an employment-related disaster and create potential areas of liability.