The New Jersey’s Senate Labor Committee voted 5-0 on Oct. 1, 2026, to refer a bill to regulate employment and other uses of AI-based technologies to the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee.
The “Fair AI Regulations (FAIR) Act” (S4075
A sheriff’s sale is a critical deadline for a homeowner. New Jersey law provides a short opportunity to redeem the property after the sale, and court relief may be available when that period has passed. The next steps depend on
Short answer: If a New Jersey home is damaged while the mortgage is delinquent or in foreclosure, notify the insurer promptly, protect the property from additional loss, preserve evidence, and contact the mortgage servicer’s insurance-loss department. A claim check is
Short answer: A mortgage foreclosure does not make property taxes, water charges, or sewer charges disappear. Filing the case usually does not transfer title to the lender. Depending on the loan documents, escrow arrangement, local billing system, and stage of
James McDonnell Discusses New Jersey Ruling on Wage and Hour Laws and Immigration Status
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Former New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin’s five-lawyer firm, Platkin LLP, has sued OpenAI and Microsoft three times since opening in February. Two of the cases accuse the companies of scraping hundreds of thousands of copyrighted articles to train generative
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Short answer: A New Jersey sheriff’s sale does not ordinarily mean an owner-occupant is physically removed that day. After the sale, time-sensitive rights and objections
On September 30, 2026, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit revived a putative securities fraud class action against Ocugen, Inc., a small, publicly traded pharmaceutical company, holding that a stock’s rapid price recovery after a corrective
Recent developments in litigation, enforcement, and public policy reflect growing scrutiny of how algorithmic tools can facilitate coordination and personalize prices. Courts are increasingly allowing claims to proceed where competitors pool non-public pricing or other competitively sensitive data and follow
