The target is a software provider for the life sciences industry that has been a wholly owned subsidiary of Morristown-based law firm Porzio, Bromberg & Newman since 2004.

According to the lawsuit, the company believes the group's name and use of medieval-themed imagery in its logo could “lead to the mistaken impression” that it is “somehow endorsed” by the popular dinner theater chain.

Private Lender Law will relocate its headquarters in December, making the move from Freehold to Marlboro. “This is the next step to providing exceptional services to our clients,” said founder Jonathan Hornik.

The Ridgewood-based law firm is growing in the Sunshine State, where the location will be run by Managing Attorney Samantha Oberstein.

The longtime tenant set up shop at the three-building, 335,000-square-foot Court Plaza – located directly across from the Bergen County Courthouse and Administrative Complex – in 2005.

The governor nominated Douglas Fasciale for the bench, which has been operating with three vacancies since July.

The Newark-based firm reported nearly $3.2 million in lobbying revenue, good for sixth place on the overall list.

The open seats on the New Jersey Supreme Court are just the tip of the iceberg of a crisis in the courts when it comes to a lack of judges.

The program was named for Arabella Babb Mansfield, the first female lawyer in the United States, admitted to the Iowa bar in 1869, at a time when women could not vote and had virtually no legal rights.

It's both necessary for the success of those attorneys individually and, without question, a worthwhile investment for law firms.

Along with a new location in Philadelphia, the hubs expand the law firm's Product Liability and Mass Torts and Global Life Sciences practices, staffed by a team with experience in the region.

The state Supreme Court also ended its policy requiring employees to provide proof of vaccination or weekly COVID-19 test results. All changes go into effect Sept. 1.