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NJ appellate court upholds dismissal of Norcross indictment
Citing deficient charges and time, the panel affirmed an earlier decision that dismissed racketeering charges against George Norcross and five co-defendants.
Porzio exits Morristown, debuts 43K-sf Parsippany HQ
Porzio Bromberg & Newman opened a new headquarters at The Arbors @ Parsippany, marking its first move out of the county seat since its 1962 founding, amid expansion in New York City and Florida.
NJ reports lowest judicial vacancy rate in two decades
Following Senate confirmation of 16 nominees, New Jersey vacancies fall to 11 — the lowest level in more than 20 years statewide.
Connell Foley adds former Gibbons leader Dunican as partner
Patrick Dunican Jr. joins as partner during a “pivotal time in the firm's growth,” focusing on corporate law, consulting, risk management and higher education.
Genova Burns names Borek first female managing partner
The Newark law firm has named Jennifer Borek as managing partner, making her the first woman to lead the business in its more than 35-year history.
Cole Schotz marks 100 years as leading NJ law firm
Founded in 1926 by David Cole and Mendon Morrill, the Hackensack-based business is marking a century of growth into one of the state's largest legal organizations.
Newark-based Gibbons, Frost Brown Todd complete merger
After finalizing their merger to establish FBT Gibbons LLP, the firm now boasts 800 attorneys with an expanded reach across 25 U.S. offices.
Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay $1.5B in baby powder case
A Maryland jury ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $1.5 billion after finding talc in its baby powder caused mesothelioma in a decades-long lawsuit.
Mandelbaum Barrett expands into Connecticut with IBO team
The Roseland business is adding all 24 team members from one of Greenwich's largest law firms: Ivey, Barnum & O'Mara LLC.
NJBIZ ranks largest law firms in New Jersey by attorneys
The latest list orders New Jersey legal groups by lawyer count, led by Lowenstein Sandler with 199 professionals.
Lowenstein Sandler launches social impact practice
The new group will advise mission-driven companies, investors and foundations on social innovation and ESG strategies.
NJ towns tighten warehouse approvals as industrial demand grows (updated)
Municipalities are increasingly imposing stricter conditions to address traffic, noise and quality-of-life concerns as storage facilities, logistics operations and data centers continue to drive the market.
