Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi P.C. announced Thursday that Ronald Tobia has joined the firm as a member, expanding the firm's capabilities and offerings in its newly-named Labor & Employment Group.

Gibbons P.C., a Newark -based law firm, announced Thursday that Robert L. Johnson has been named its new chief diversity officer and a director in the firm’s corporate department.

If New Jersey's next governor wants to create meaningful change for its residents, he or she could start by tackling the web of problems causing the state's housing crisis.

Gov. Chris Christie has pledged to set aside an additional $200 million to fight the opioid crisis.

Catalent Pharma Solutions, a Somerset-based provider of technology and development solutions for drugs, biologics and consumer health products, has entered into an agreement with US WorldMeds to manufacture Lofexidine, a drug used to help treat opioid withdrawal.

In an ever-changing economy, business incentive programs are an important tool for any state trying to compete for jobs in a global marketplace. As businesses continue to look for ways to remain competitive and increase their bottom lines, deciding where to locate can make all the difference.

After a four-day trial among warring business associates, the judge began his lengthy opinion with the following lament.

Commercial real estate firm Alfred Sanzari Enterprises recently announced it has inked a 2,325-square-foot lease with law firm Carcich O’Shea at Court Plaza South in Hackensack.

The audit, tax and advisory firm Grant Thornton LLP has named a new partner-in-charge of its New Jersey market, and promoted another staff member to a managing director’s role in the Iselin office, it announced Tuesday.

New legislation to rename the New Jersey Economic Development Authority headquarters in Trenton to the “Caren Franzini Memorial Building” was signed into law Monday by Gov. Chris Christie.

The Camden County Police Department is one of a handful of departments in the country that has been a test site for retraining police officers to take more time to gauge a situation before pulling out a weapon, especially when faced with an unarmed person or one with a mental illness.