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Two Red Bank broker-dealers assessed with $1M+ in civil penalties
The agents participated in an excessive trading scheme to defraud customers which resulted in having their registrations revoked in connection with pervasive illegal activities.
Cooper Levenson adds four partners
Cynthia Grob, Erika-Leigh Kelley, Yolanda Melville, and Jarad Stiles have "proven themselves in terms of their professionalism, their expertise, and their dedication.”
COVID divorce court delays pose challenge to tax filings
Slowdowns in remote court has meant some clients will have to wait until January for their divorces to become final, which in turn means the need to file a joint return.
OAG: Monmouth County physician must stop referring to himself as ‘Dr.’; offering non-proven COVID remedies
The owner of The Natural Pharmacy in Ocean Township has been ordered to stop implying that he's a medical doctor or has the ability to practice alternative medicine.
NJ to receive $70,260 over Sable Hospitality data breach
The breach affected 1.3 million credit cards nationwide and compromised data including CVV numbers and expiration dates.
NJ files in court to stop double taxation with NY amid COVID, telecommuting
Since March, over 400,000 New Jerseyans have worked from home, still paid income tax to New York.
NJBIZ Conversations: Chris Porrino
The former state attorney general and current Lowenstein Sandler partner talks about why the excessive number of vacant federal judgeships in New Jersey is bad for business.
Former J&J exec alleges verbal abuse and retaliation from higher ups, including Janssen CFO
The pharma giant's leadership is being accused of a litany of abuses, including gender and sexual orientation discrimination, harassment a “cult-like adherence” to retaliation that ended in firing, according to a suit filed in New Jersey Superior Court in Essex County.
Rutgers-Newark names building after RBG
The newly christened Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall was home to the law school for nearly 25 years after Ginsburg left the institution. The building is now home to 330 graduate and undergraduate students, including 100 law students,
Rodríguez confirmed as DCA director
Paul Rodríguez has played an integral role in the State’s response to the current public health emergency,
Carpenito to step down as top federal prosecutor
During his tenure, Carpenito established the cybercrimes and opioids units and prosecuted a variety of high-profile criminal targets
Princeton Goldberg Segalla partner elevated to co-chair national workers’ comp practice
One of the firm's youngest co-chairs nationally, Esther Omoloyin will oversee 120 attorneys across 10 states.
