A Cherry Hill law firm has expanded its office, adding more workspace and two conference rooms, it said Monday.
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Deaths of John Sheridan, wife ruled murder-suicide
Cooper Health System CEO and President John Sheridan killed his wife, Joyce, and then himself, the Somerset County Prosecutor said Friday in announcing the results of an investigation into the two September 2014 deaths.
Read More »Florham Park law firm dramatically expands HQ space
The law firm of Sherman Wells Sylvester & Stamelman LLP has expanded its Florham Park office to approximately 15,000 square feet, according to commercial real estate services firm DTZ.
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Red Bank real estate lawyers join larger firm
The real estate-focused law firm of Batcha & Batcha LLC has become the Red Bank office of the multi-specialty firm Davison, Eastman & Munoz PA, the firms announced recently.
Read More »Assembly to consider bill calling for biennial incentive programs audit on Thursday
On Thursday, the General Assembly will consider a bill that calls for a biennial audit of the state’s economic incentive programs administered by the Economic Development Authority.
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Updated Global security company moving U.S. HQ to new location in Parsippany
Securitas Security Services USA Inc. is keeping its North American headquarters in Parsippany, but moving up the road, according to real estate services firm Savills Studley.
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Ex-judge warns that patent changes could shake up health, life science industries
The country's health science industry — in which New Jersey plays a big part — could have its international lead thwarted by recent court rulings and patent litigation, according to former Federal Circuit Chief Judge Paul Michel.
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COAH chaos Dawdling municipalities may have to act quickly on projects or face builder suits
Christiana Foglio has seen this scenario play out in more than a few New Jersey towns over the years: A builder is tapped to develop a site slated for a residential project, but that's as far as it goes once local officials decide to take the wait-and-see approach.
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Selective service
Only puréed foods were supposed to be fed to one of the nursing home's residents, but solid foods ended up on the plate.
Read More »State Supreme Court strips COAH of affordable housing oversight after ‘long period of uncertainty’
The state Supreme Court has opted to take over regulation of affordable housing policy, taking it out of the hands of the Chris Christie administration following years of controversy and uncertainty over how towns should determine their obligations for low- and moderate-income residents.
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The Dave Buster’s brouhaha Antiquated law about booze and gaming keeping company out of N.J.
Dave & Buster's, the uber-popular restaurant, sports bar and interactive video arcade has 73 locations in 30 states and Canada.
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Bringing out-of-network costs into the light
There's the case of the out-of-network cardiologist who performed a pulmonary stress test on a patient, then billed Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey $12,500.
For a procedure that typically costs the insurer about $90.
