As we reflect on the past year in employment law, it is clear that both New Jersey and federal employment laws have seen significant shifts.

The New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (NJLAD) prohibits provisions in employment contracts and settlement agreements that have "the purpose or effect of concealing the details relating to a claim...

Navigating the evolving landscape of life sciences compliance requires staying ahead of complex state laws and deadlines.

The month of June saw the drug transparency landscape continue to evolve with the enactment of a New York law and the release of long-awaited guidance in Connecticut regarding its new pharmaceutical representative reporting requirements, due no later than July 1.

In our latest Real Estate, Land Use & Environmental newsletter, we cover essential updates for developers, property owners, and contractors. Learn how developers can navigate the growing...

On January 18, 2022 Governor Phil Murphy signed P.L. 2021, c.391 (N.J.S.A. 13:1E-99.135-157) into law requiring "manufacturers" (as defined in the law) to meet minimum recycled...

As a result of recent changes concerning requirements that public bodies must adhere to in responding to Open Public Records Act (OPRA) requests...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) voted 3-2 Tuesday to ban noncompete agreements that many employers require employees and contractors to sign...

As recruiting with Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to increase in popularity, so does the litigation surrounding it. Specifically, concerns continue to grow regarding...

As of July 1, 2024, the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights has taken effect here in New Jersey. Governor Phil Murphy signed the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights on January 12, 2024.

That the arbitration agreement is ubiquitous in modern life is not new. Employers recognize the value of arbitration, and the topic has been explored and written about for years...

The next phase of New Jersey’s immigration enforcement framework is almost here, bringing new compliance expectations that institutions should not wait to address.

In recent years, New Jersey has seen a significant surge in warehouse development, driven largely by the rise of e-commerce and the state's prime location...

It's not unusual for individuals to inherit valuable artwork without having a genuine interest in art.

With many school leaders asking whether the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on transgender athletes affects existing policies and practices, New Jersey districts should be aware that state requirements governing...

A Department of Labor final rule announced earlier this year increases thresholds for determining whether certain salaried employees are exempt from minimum wage and overtime...

Until last month, if you did a Google image search for "Astronomer" your search results would likely have included images of Galileo and Edwin Hubble.

A Federal Court of Appeals upheld a $22 million jury verdict against a Pennsylvania employer, holding that employers must pay hourly employees for the actual time they spend completing activities...

2023 was a remarkably busy year on the national consumer data privacy front and that trend looks sure to contin­ue into 2024.

Real estate developers, property owners, and environmental stakeholders should be aware of recent legislative action affecting the proposed climate regulations issued by the New Jersey Department of Environmental...