The outline seeks to ensure accuracy, uniformity and consistency from municipal prosecutors, and in municipal courts.

If confirmed, Michael Dietz will fill the seat vacated by Judge Victor Wolski, who took senior status in July 2018.

Edward Capozzi chairs the personal injury practice at Brach Eichler in Roseland.

Last July, five New Jersey companies joined a group of more than 200 in filing an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court urging it to rule that a federal ban on sex discrimination protects LGBTQ individuals.

On June 10 the city adopted an ordinance permitting restaurants to reopen on June 15 – the day outdoor dining resumes in the state – for indoor dining with 25 percent capacity or 50 people, whichever is lower. 

Warren Usatine will work alongside Samuel Weiner and Michael Sirota, effective immediately.

If confirmed by the Senate, Former Assistant U.S. Attorney Fabiana Pierre-Louis will be the first black woman to serve on the state's highest bench.

The firm he started in 1953 began with two men. Today, it's grown to more than 120 attorneys, and over seven offices in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania.

Like most businesses, the practice of law changed dramatically in March as the state largely shut down to slow the spread of COVID-19. In some important ways, lawyers are uniquely positioned to deal with that change. That’s why law firms and general counsel will be among the most important economic actors in the years to come.

Peter Till, of the Law Offices of Peter W. Till in Springfield, and Harrison Till, a wealth manager with Integrated Partners, found out the Jewish Family Service of Central New Jersey was running out of space and decided to help.

The move comes in response to profiteering on personal protective equipment and disinfectants during the COVID-19 pandemic,

The firm also has a Princeton office with more than 30 lawyers.