Cillick and Smith, a law firm, has renewed its lease and expanded by 1,000 square feet at the Court Plaza North, an Alfred Sanzari Enterprises owned and managed Class A complex in Hackensack.
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National law firm bolsters Florham Park office with five insurance coverage attorneys
A national law firm has hired five attorneys for its Florham Park office as part of the addition of an 11-attorney national insurance coverage team, it announced recently.
Read More »Horizon, rival attorneys react to OMNIA report ruling
A panel of Appellate Division judges voted to allow the state's largest insurer to keep pages of a highly sought-after report private in two ongoing cases.
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15 minimum wage bill heads to Christie’s desk
The Senate voted Thursday to approve a bill that calls for a gradual increase of New Jersey’s minimum wage to $15 per hour over the next five years.
Read More »Court backs Horizon in pair of cases tied to OMNIA health plan’s tiers Update
The state's largest insurer was handed a significant win Thursday in its two major cases with hospitals regarding its newest tiered network plan.
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N.J. law firm becomes part of larger N.Y. one
The New Jersey law firm Sokol Behot LLP is merging into a larger New York-based firm, it announced Wednesday.
Read More »Financial Recovery Strategies appoints EVP
South Hackensack-based Financial Recovery Strategies, a class action recovery firm, announced Monday that it has appointed Norman Jung its new executive vice president.
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Filling the gap EntreprenYOURS hopes to aid growth of companies after accelerator programs
David Sorin has built his law practice on advising early stage and emerging startup companies, so he's no stranger to the needs these companies have.
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Christie picks Lowenstein Sandler lawyer as attorney general
Gov. Chris Christie has nominated his former chief counsel as state attorney general, the Office of the Governor announced Thursday.
Read More »OMNIA not out of the legal woods yet Horizon wins 1 ruling, still faces 2nd suit over plan
One down, one to go.
That is what three Appellate Division judges face on their list of lawsuits pertaining to a tiered network plan from the state's largest health insurer.
Gourmet on the go The food truck phenomenon
Gourmet on the go From festivals to special events and even weddings, New Jerseyans are craving food trucks
The number of food trucks in the state is on the rise. As is the quality of food they are serving.
It's a trend in the food industry that is showing no signs of slowing down.
