A new judge is coming to New Jersey's tax court, bringing a small bit of much-needed relief to a swelling backlog of property tax appeals.
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Patent trolls New Jersey out to stop companies unfairly profiting from patents
They are called “patent trolls” — and that's the nice nickname. Their critics feel what they do is not so nice. Or ethical. Or really anything other than a shakedown or a shameful money grab.
Read More »Planning on pot California company Terra Tech setting up infrastructure in anticipation of legalization
Derek Peterson may be the CEO of a California-based urban agriculture business, but he's betting big on New Jersey.
His company, Terra Tech, currently operates greenhouses in both Belvidere and Lincoln Park and focuses on local farming through innovative practices.
Bill to raise minimum wage for tipped workers advances
A bill sponsored by a number of Democrats that would increase the minimum hourly wage for employees working on tops was voted on Monday by the Assembly Labor Committee.
Read More »New federal regulations on disability law will impact banking hires
Report Former Christie campaign manager now with GOP consulting firm
Following his dismissal from Trenton in the wake of the George Washington Bridge lane closure scandal, Bill Stepien, former campaign manager for Gov. Chris Christie, has landed a job with the prominent Republican consulting firm FLS Connect, according to a report Tuesday by POLITICO.
Read More »Raich Ende Malter Co. adds 15 accountants
Raich Ende Malter & Co. LLP, one of the top accounting firms in the United States with offices in Long Island and New York, announced Wednesday the addition of 15 team members to the firm, ranging from partner to bookkeeper.
Read More »Construction begins on Princeton law firm’s new 48,000 sq. ft. space
Commercial real estate firm Mercer Oak Realty LLC announced Monday that Hill Wallack LLP has begun construction on their new office building at 21 Roszel Road in West Windsor after signing a long-term lease for 48,000 square feet.
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The ACA’s many rules, regulations have sparked growing need for specialty health care lawyers
The Affordable Care Act has accelerated the consolidation of the hospital industry, led doctors to merge their practices or go work for hospitals and layered blankets of new rules over the health care sector — already among the most heavily regulated industries in the nation.
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Barnabas’ Ostrowsky Lawyers are key to running a successful hospital
Barnabas Health Chief Executive Barry Ostrowsky started his career as a health care attorney nearly 40 years ago — a start he views as the ideal training ground for the complex issues that confront a health care CEO.
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Weinberger Group is state’s largest family law firm
Bari Weinberger wanted to be a sports and entertainment attorney when she graduated from Suffolk University Law School.
Read More »Reed Smith names new managing partner in Princeton office
Reed Smith LLP has named Diane Bettino the new managing partner of the firm's Princeton office.
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