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Frier Levitt co-founder urges CPR training after tragic loss (updated)
Frier Levitt co-founder Daniel Frier is urging wider CPR and AED training after the sudden cardiac death of law partner John Morrone.
AI meeting transcripts pose new litigation discovery risks
AI transcripts from Zoom and Microsoft Teams meetings may be discoverable in lawsuits, creating new litigation and document retention risks.
NJ joins multistate lawsuit against Trump’s new tariffs
New Jersey is one of more than 20 states suing the Trump administration over 15% tariffs, claiming unlawful authority and higher costs for consumers and businesses.
Ruotolo joins Cozen O’Connor in New York
Lyndsay Ruotolo – a former New Jersey first assistant attorney general – joins Cozen O’Connor’s State Attorneys General group in New York.
Genova Burns counsel launches Read Across Newark book drive
Spearheaded by Jaclyn McDonnell, the “Read Across Newark” book drive helps give students at Speedway Avenue Elementary access to literacy rewards.
Bayer sues J&J over prostate cancer drug ads
Bayer filed suit against Johnson & Johnson, alleging false advertising of prostate cancer drug Erleada harmed sales of its rival treatment Nubeqa.
Quigley joins Stevens & Lee in Princeton
Former New Jersey Attorney General Chief of Staff Sara Quigley joins the The Stevens & Lee Cos. as shareholder and public affairs managing director in Princeton.
DOJ sues New Jersey over ICE executive order
The DOJ filed a lawsuit against New Jersey and Gov. Mikie Sherrill over an executive order barring ICE arrests on state property.
Camden diocese settles clergy abuse claims for $180M
Diocese of Camden agreed to a $180M settlement to resolve clergy sexual abuse claims from more than 300 South Jersey survivors.
Workplace dating policies gain urgency in remote era
As technology and hybrid schedules reshape office romance, New Jersey employment attorney Mark Kluger says clear company guidelines limit risk.
Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs
The 6–3 ruling found that the president lacked IEEPA authority for the levies, drawing reaction from Gov. Mikie Sherrill and New Jersey business leaders.
Bayer proposes $7.25B Roundup cancer settlement
Bayer has proposed a $7.25B settlement to resolve Roundup cancer lawsuits tied to non-Hodgkin lymphoma, as the Supreme Court weighs a key appeal.
