Diversity and inclusion initiatives are “cool and sexy”—as long as you like money, according to Atlantic Health's Chief Diversity Officer Armond Kinsey.

The new office houses the firm's construction group in New Jersey, comprised of four attorneys and an administrative assistant.

A forthcoming book by two New Jersey university professors will detail disparities between black American women and white American women with the first group having experienced more sexual harassment from 1997 to 2016 while the second group having experienced less harassment during the same period.

The revamp honors the firm's 58 year history while focusing on what it calls present strengths, growing practice areas, and focus on the evolving needs of its diverse clients.

An Office of Public Integrity and Accountability investigation from December 2012 to August 2013 found Richard Roberts and his partner Gerald Saluti Jr. took just over $140,000 from the attorney trust account at their firm Saluti Law Group.

Kristin Sostowski has been active in the organization for over a decade and has served as a member of the executive board since 2011.

Tana Bucca joins the firm's community association practice from Stark & Stark.

According to the lawsuit, Pocketinns Inc., and its president Sarvajnya Mada, offered and sold approximately $410,000 of a cryptocurrency called PINNS Tokens in exchange for the cryptocurrency Ethereum, or Ether.

The state, along with New York and Connecticut, is attempting to restore the federal deduction for state and local tax payments, which the 2017 tax law and a subsequent IRS rule caps at $10,000.

In Wild v. Carriage Funeral Holdings, plaintiff Justin Wild, a cancer patient, alleged that his employer fired him after he tested positive for cannabis following a car accident.

“There’s an energy in being a part of something new that is exhilarating. I am truly excited about the future of this new firm,” Joseph McNulty said in a statement.

“We are revoking the licenses of massage therapists who violate the rules, but we aren’t stopping there," said Attorney General Gurbir Grewal. "We also are taking action to strengthen the rules to increase protections for clients and to allow us to intervene more quickly when sexual misconduct is suspected.”