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Sills Cummis & Gross P.C. is a regional law firm based in New Jersey that provides legal services across multiple practice areas. The firm frequently publishes content related to real estate development, environmental law, state and local incentives, land use, and economic development. Their publications often address regulatory changes, redevelopment challenges, tax credit incentives, and litigation matters affecting businesses and municipalities. The firm also covers topics such as transit-oriented development, brownfield redevelopment, and community benefits in urban planning. Sills Cummis & Gross serves clients involved in commercial real estate, environmental remediation, and public policy, offering insights into legal and regulatory frameworks impacting these sectors.
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Product Liability Forum
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In re Accutane Litigation II: The New Jersey Appellate Division Follows the New Jersey Supreme Court’s Lead in Holding Scientific Experts to the Daubert Standard
Following the Money: New Frontiers in Anti-Money Laundering
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Update: New Jersey Department of Labor Issues New Guidance on Recent Amendments to Temporary Disability and Family Leave Insurance
How Developers Can Use New Wage Compliance Law to Their Advantage
A newly filed Superior Court lawsuit illustrates why developers may no longer treat contractor wage compliance as someone else’s problem. The lawsuit was filed by LIUNA Local 3 and Laborers’ Eastern Region Organizing Fund (LEROF). The complaint alleges that more…
New York Title Law Boot Camp
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Newly Enacted NJ Law Significantly Expands Transferability of “Inactive” Restaurant Liquor Licenses, Revives Expired Licenses, and More
In a significant follow-up to the 2024 liquor license reform law (P.L.2023, c.290), Governor Mikie Sherrill last month enacted legislation (Senate Bill 4404) which further revamps the state’s still somewhat antiquated liquor licensing system.
The most significant changes in the…
Newly Enacted NJ Law Significantly Expands Transferability of “Inactive” Restaurant Liquor Licenses, Revives Expired Licenses, and More
In a significant follow-up to the 2024 liquor license reform law (P.L.2023, c.290), Governor Mikie Sherrill last month enacted legislation (Senate Bill 4404) which further revamps the state’s still somewhat antiquated liquor licensing system.
The most significant changes in the…
Structuring Tenants in Common Real Estate for Section 1031 Exchanges
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