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On August 7, 2013, Governor Christie signed into law a bill implementing numerous changes to the Municipal Land Use Law with the stated purpose of:

New Jersey has now joined several other states in passing a paid sick leave law. The law preempts paid sick leave ordinances adopted by several cities and towns ...

In recent years the U.S. Supreme Court has taken on a number of arbitration cases, but most of these cases have focused on domestic consumer issues such as the inclusion...

With the estate tax laws currently in effect, it is important to review estate planning and consider whether to take advantage of planning opportunities that are now available.

On December 27th, the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 (the "Act") was signed into law. The Act funds $2.3 trillion in federal government spending over the next year...

The court's ruling provoked the usual responses. Many towns complained that it would cost them money; others decried it as a usurpation of local authority.

Back in December 2019, Wawa, Inc. announced that it had "experienced a data security incident" involving malware that had been running on its payment processing systems since as early as...

The concept of collecting a debt may seem simple-a person owes you money, so you contact that person to collect. This concept may seem so uncomplicated that it could be done without the assistance of legal counsel.

The government forced small businesses to close during the COVID-19emergency. Then officials claimed they would provide "help" with a loan and vague promises of possible forgiveness.

As a cautious employer, let's say you run a criminal background check on all of your applicants. Your latest candidate's report comes up with an arrest record from just a few months ago for theft...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit granted an expedited hearing for the Department of Labor in litigation over new overtime regulations.

The Small Business Administration ("SBA") recently issued a Procedural Notice document to Paycheck Protection Program ("PPP") lenders. This notice outlines certain requirements ...

All-Star Panel of Circuit Judges Slams the International Trade Commission's Refusal to Stop Importers from Sneaking Allegedly Infringing Shoes into the USA.

The court's ruling provoked the usual responses. Many towns complained that it would cost them money; others decried it as a usurpation of local authority

Recent headlines have publicized the expanding duties that courts and governments everywhere are imposing on businesses to take measures to protect ...

On March 22nd, Mayor Kenney and Philadelphia Health Commissioner Thomas Farley, M.D., issued the City of Philadelphia's COVID-19 Order No. 2, providing additional...

The most common question that I receive from clients is "Can I trademark this word/phrase/logo/brand?" My answer is always the same: "No." The answer is always "no" because you either have a trademark, or you don't.