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Experts analyze FTC’s prohibition against noncompete agreements
As part of NJBIZ’s latest virtual discussion, attorneys from Lowenstein Sandler, Genova Burns and Saiber delve into the controversial vote, who it applies to, what companies should do to prepare and how it is being challenged in the courts.
NJBIZ panel dissects FTC rule banning noncompete agreements
As part of NJBIZ’s latest virtual discussion, attorneys from three of New Jersey’s top law firms delved into the Federal Trade Commission’s controversial vote to prohibit the use of noncompete agreements for almost all U.S. workers.
Lowenstein Sandler marks milestone for pro bono program
For the center's 15th anniversary, the Roseland-based law firm is taking stock of the work it has done over the years and also announced a leadership transition.
NJ Supreme Court approves mental health recommendations
Initial guidelines include expanding conversations about well-being in the profession, providing education programs on wellness topics and continuing to solicit direct input from those in the field, among others.
Former McElroy, Deutsch CFO admits $1.5M embezzlement scheme
The 61-year-old pleaded guilty to seven counts before a New Jersey Superior Court judge May 8, including evading state income tax for tax years 2018-2022.
Sills Cummis & Gross expands to South Florida
The Newark-based corporate law firm also announced the addition of Robert Selig as co-managing partner of the West Palm Beach office.
NJ food firms face growing litigation over labeling, ingredients (updated)
While most consumers who are less than satisfied with a product or restaurant meal simply throw it out and call it a day, some are resorting to drastic measures.
Manville resident convicted for role in NJ Traumatic Brain Injury Fund fraud (updated)
The New Jersey Traumatic Brain Injury Fund provides affected residents with services and support to maximize their quality of life when funding from insurance, personal resources or other programs is unavailable to meet their needs.
NJ Supreme Court vacates $23.4M jury award against Valley Hospital
Comprehensive Surgery filed suit against the health care provider in 2016 regarding an exclusive agreement with a competing surgical group.
$10M Gold Star family fraudster pleads guilty to charges
The 41-year-old served as a civilian employee, working as a financial counselor with the Casualty Assistance Office. From May 2018 and November 2022, prosecutors alleged he obtained more than $9.9 million to invest in accounts managed by him in his private capacity.
NJ cardiologist pleads guilty to $1.9M health care fraud scheme
“Dr. Panezai successfully ran a very busy medical practice for decades in which he went above and beyond for his patients,” the defendant's attorney told NJBIZ. “Nevertheless, Dr. Panezai regrets his billing transgressions.”
Ocean County man sentenced for dodging $10M in payroll taxes
The 37-year-old led a Lakewood-based company that provided administrative services to operators of nursing homes and other health care facilities, including at least 20 entities co-owned or operated by Neuman.
