Napoli Shkolnik filed a lawsuit on August 7 on behalf of a Maryland couple against the makers of Dupixent, alleging that the widely prescribed eczema drug caused a rare and generally incurable cancer and that the companies knew about the
Facts: The parties’ four-year marriage was troubled, with numerous verbal altercations witnessed by the children, periods of separation, and frequent discussions of divorce. On August 19, 2021, Mother informed Father via text message that she was going to file for divorce. The next day, Father obtained
New Jersey employers:
If you hire independent contractors, be mindful that New Jersey’s Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJDOL) recently filed a notice of proposal for new rules with the state Office of Administrative Law (OAL), which would codify
On June 30, Governor Phil Murphy announced that Andrew Bruck would serve as New Jersey’s acting attorney general for the remainder of the governor’s four-year term. Bruck previously served as first assistant attorney general and has been part of the
As reported by NJ.Com, the City of Trenton opened a coronavirus testing center on Wednesday, March 25, 2020, to test the City’s first responders, namely firefighters, police, and EMS. In a statement, Mayor Reed Gusciora announced the opening of
Lawyers are busy professionals. Piles of documents, interrogations, research, and drafting are regular tasks for any lawyer. If you have an appearance on top of that, things get really tough. Let’s be honest. Even if you work 12 hours a
Facts: Mother and Father, the parents of two children, divorced in 2016. They share equal parenting time and joint decision-making authority. Mother was designated the primary residential parent.
After Mother remarried and proposed to relocate with the children, a dispute arose
Proposed Legislation Would Permit Conversion to Mixed-Use Projects without Obtaining Use Variance
Legislation introduced this week in Trenton would provide a temporary relief period during which owners of certain underutilized shopping centers and office parks could qualify to convert such
Sen. Shirley Turner (D-Mercer) has proposed a bill to ban big rigs on Route 29 in Trenton. As reported by the Trenton Times/NJ.com, trucks weighing more than 13 tons will no longer allowed on Rt. 29 in Trenton, with
Authorities have charged five people for the violent murder of a Camden County NJ woman in Trenton.
The fatal shooting happened during a robbery attempt in November 2016. According to the Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office, the victim actually drove one
