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Hacked scooters raise safety risks and liability questions
Increasingly, teens are modifying these electric rides, prompting one personal injury lawyer to call for a multi-layered solution.
FBT names new CFO ahead of merger with Gibbons
Frost Brown Todd LLC appointed Madhav Srinivasan as chief financial officer ahead of its January 2026 combination with the Newark firm, strengthening financial leadership and strategy.
Walters named director of New Jersey Division of Law
A 26-year veteran of the Attorney General’s office, Michael Walters is officially appointed to lead the team of over 500 attorneys after serving in an interim capacity since December 2024.
Porzio expands to Florida with new Naples office
The Morris County-based firm is growing its footprint into the Sunshine State, featuring trust, estate, real estate and corporate law practices at the location.
Rise Dispensary in Bloomfield plans free expungement clinic
The Nov. 7 event, hosted with Blaze Responsibly, will help adults clear marijuana-related convictions from their records, as well as offer information about jobs with the shop's parent company, Green Thumb Industries.
Baker Donelson opens permanent Princeton law office (photos)
The new 11,000-square-foot space will allow the national firm to strengthen its health care, litigation and real estate practices.
Lowenstein Sandler expands insurance recovery practice
With a growing partner roster, the group currently represents clients in numerous high-profile matters across the U.S., including BASF and Clear Channel.
Diddy reportedly transferred to Fort Dix federal prison
Hip-hop mogul Sean Combs was moved to the low-security facility in New Jersey to serve his four-year sentence and to join a drug rehabilitation program, according to media outlets.
Texas AG sues J&J, Kenvue over Tylenol pregnancy warnings
Following recent unfounded claims surrounding acetaminophen, Attorney General Ken Paxton alleges the companies failed to warn consumers about certain risks.
NJ sues Amazon over worker discrimination claims
The state is alleging bias against pregnant employees and individuals with disabilities at the e-commerce giant's warehouse operations across the state.
NJ sues Amazon over Flex driver classification
The state filed suit alleging the e-commerce giant is denying wages and benefits to these carriers under state law.
Former first assistant US attorney Grace returns to McCarter
Desiree Grace comes back to the firm she started her career at, bringing extensive litigation and trial experience from her tenure in the public sphere.
