Shareholder Tommie Ann Gibney will join the team in Marlton, where she'll continue to handle personal injury work related to motor vehicle collisions, slips, trips and falls, construction and worksite accidents, nursing home neglect and other acts of negligence.

With a history of collaborating on client matters, attorneys Henry Klingeman and Ernesto Cerimele come on board as of counsel to the Morristown firm, formalizing their relationship and allowing both organizations to expand services.

John Mininno joins the firm's Cherry Hill office, returning to the practice of law after building The NHCAGroup, a startup focused on uncovering Medicare fraud.

Joshua Weiner joins the Westfield firm where his focus will include litigated matters, as well as administrative and arbitration proceedings, preventive practices and audits, union law disputes, and management training.

Stephen Klein and Rachel Brennan were elevated in the firm's Newark office, as was Matthew Canini, who practices out of the Manhattan locale.

Patrick Dunican will end his nearly two decade tenure in dual roles leading the Newark law office, determining that the positions would be more effectively performed by two people due to their increased complexity and responsibility.

Cara Vecchione focuses her practice on complex insurance coverage litigation and counseling. She is the second counsel to join the firm's growing insurance and reinsurance group in the last two months.

Legal uncertainty about worker classification is a lurking threat to New Jersey’s already less than vibrant economy, from New Jersey Civil Justice Institute President Anthony Anastasio.

Eligible cases are eradicated automatically by the judiciary, after which it's removed from the court’s public record. The person charged no longer has to report the case on applications for jobs, housing or college admissions.

The Chatham-based firm's new arm will have attorney-investigators conduct privileged and non-privileged inquiries, handling every aspect of the process with skill and discretion, according to NFC.

The clinic will help folks who have been disproportionately impacted by the War on Drugs with pro-bono legal services from Brach Eichler.

Milber Makris Plousadis & Seiden LLP only had six weeks to relocate its Jersey City office and sought out Sheldon Gross Realty to find a new space in the short timeframe.