The workers were subject to intimidation by union personnel including top union officials; as well as spying and retaliatory termination cloaked as termination related to COVID-19.

Eighteen policies totaling $61.5 million were issued by eight insurance companies in the scheme.

Editor Jeff Kanige spoke with John Bartlett, a partner at Murphy Orlando who discussed the courts rejecting six applications for new medical cannabis dispensary licenses around the state. Bartlett gives plenty of insight as adult use of marijuana is set to be legalized in New Jersey on Jan. 1.

The integration of the firms provides an ideal opportunity and an environment for successful synergies for the mutual benefit of all its clients.

Nearly 1,000 people have filed complaints during the first month of a new state system meant to ensure employers are following a set of rules to protect their workers and customers from exposure to COVID-19. That’s certainly good news and a good first start, according to unions and labor rights groups. Workers at restaurants and hospitality, retail, factories and manufacturing, health care, casinos and entertainment could all stand to benefit.

The new degree will prepare graduates for positions in government, nonprofit and community-based organizations, private-sector social responsibility initiatives, and research and policy-focused institutions that further justice reform.

An online complaint portal will make it easier for people who face discrimination, harassment, or hate to ask for help and allow the state to respond more quickly.

Bringing 40 years of experience to the Haddonfield firm, DePersia will focus on personal injury and municipal court work.

A Philadelphia man who conspired with a temporary state employee to steal checks totaling $17,206 from the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development was convicted in a socially distanced jury trial, Attorney General Gurbir Grewal announced Tuesday. This was the first verdict obtained by the Division of Criminal Justice in a socially distanced ...

Criminal and civil jury trials and in-person grand jury sessions are not taking place in-person. Most hearings have been held remotely since March, but as COVID cases declined and after safety measures were established, proceedings, including socially distanced jury trials and in-person grand jury sessions, were able to resume in a limited capacity in September.

Andrew Hagopian will oversee the sports betting company's legal and compliance departments and report to CEO Adam Greenblatt.

Coming from a similar role at Archer & Greiner, the commercial litigator will build on the firm's existing diversity and inclusion programs and develop new initiatives to expand its commitment to build a diverse workforce.