Down on State Street, Patrizia A. Zita is one of the few female managing partners at a lobbying firm.
She may also be one of the best.

They are ubiquitous at every celebration.
They play a central part in perhaps the most famous “Curious George” book.
And, as any mischievous teen or college student will tell you, sucking in the gas that helps them float makes you talk funny and brings laughter to all within earshot.

Gibbons P.C. in Newark and Lowenstein Sandler in Roseland were named yesterday as 2015 “50 Best Law Firms for Women" by Working Mother Media and Flex-Time Lawyers.

While many firms are focused on the future, one firm with deep roots in the state has gone back to where it started.

When Sandra Brown Sherman, Julian Wells, Anthony Sylvester and Andrew Stamelman left a well-established law firm to start their own just over a year ago, they knew they would be leaving many perks behind.

One, they did willingly: The cushy corner office.

Chris Porrino will step down as Gov. Chris Christie's chief counsel and return to the private sector after nearly four years in the administration, Christie's office announced Friday.

Like all hospital executives, Barnabas Health CEO and President Barry H. Ostrowsky viewed the recent tax court decision that could stick Morristown Medical Center with a $2.5 million tax bill with a discerning eye. His reaction, however, may be surprising.

An Atlantic County Superior Court judge ruled Monday that the shuttered Showboat casino in Atlantic City could be placed back on the market by Stockton University, according to a Press of Atlantic City report.

“What is your favorite section of the Internal Revenue Code?”

A team of family law practitioners has moved from a Morristown firm to Newark-based firm Sills Cummis & Gross P.C., it said Tuesday.