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CBRE arranges 3 new law office deals in Livingston for Eastman Cos.
CBRE announced on Thursday it has arranged three new leases at two office properties in Livingston, both owned by Eastman Companies. The law...
South Jersey chamber slams Murphy borrowing plan after Supreme Court hearing
The state Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in Republican leaders’ bid to stop Gov. Phil Murphy from borrowing $9.9 billion for the...
Bressler law firm expands into Texas
Bressler, Amery & Ross, a law firm based in Florham Park, announced on Monday it has expanded into Houston and Dallas, Texas. The expansion is...
Law firm moves office from Hillsborough to Raritan
A regional law firm has signed a lease at Raritan Crossing in Raritan, according to real estate firm Larken Associates. Levinson Axelrod P.A. Attorneys at Law signed for 2,700 square feet at the retail center at 90 E. Somerset St., Route 206 S.,...
Global law firm hires former DLA Piper attorney to start N.J. Transactions Practice
Squire Patton Boggs, a law firm with an office in Summit, has bolstered its Global Corporate Practice with the addition of a former co-managing partner of DLA Piper LLP’s Short Hills office, it announced recently. Michael E. Helmer’s arrival...
Resource for HR: Lawyer helps human resources pros navigate immigration issues arising from pandemic, Trump crackdown
Manuela Morais helps companies employ professionals who come from outside the U.S. And, during the global pandemic, there's a lot of help...
N.J.’s WARN Act rules were set to become nation’s strongest … until COVID forced delay in implementation
Like most, it seems like a lifetime ago to employment law attorney Kathleen Connelly. It was pre-pandemic January … that's when New Jersey's...
Traugh, new executive director at Scarinci Hollenbeck, eager for challenge
Katerin Traugh was named the executive director at Scarinci Hollenbeck last week. In traditional times, the role is similar to serving as chief...