The firm announced five promotions across its offices.

“The promise of autonomous vehicles has been made for decades, but contemporary technological innovations have put this vision on the brink of becoming reality,” said co-Founder and Managing Partner Angelo Genova in a statement. “With this technological advancement comes a host of legal questions that will mean big changes in the areas of automobile liability, insurance, government regulation and licensing, labor, and real estate.”

Justin Wild was fired from his job as a funeral director in 2016 when his employer found out he took medical cannabis to manage symptoms of cancer. He had gotten into a car accident, but the it was not his fault, and he was not under the influence at the time, according to the lawsuit.

With offices in Newark, Tinton Falls and Jersey City, the outlet's chairman and an additional partner will advise the group on policy and legal issues facing the industry.

Lisa Barata brings 25 years with New Jersey’s Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control to the new role.

Insurance coverage attorney Verne Pedro will manage the location.

James Montano was a founding member of McCullough Ginsberg Montano & Partners in New York.

How new WARN Act requirements burden N.J. businesses, by John H. Schmidt Jr., shareholder with Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper PC.

Employers and the courts are wrestling with the implications of an expanding medical cannabis program.

Nine lawyers from McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter LLP have joined Greenbaum, Rowe, Smith & Davis LLP to form a new health care law group at the firm.

Brian Tipton and Lester Taylor are now name partners.