Insights

In their article for New Jersey Automotive Alliance, Bauchner & Peyzner detail a class action lawsuit by three auto body shops against New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance. The shops accuse NJM of... Read More >

The recent Appellate Division decision, In the Matter of the Estate of Heinecke, serves as an important warning to those who have named charitable organizations as beneficiaries in their Last Will... Read More >

In a remarkable legal development, an Albany County Supreme Court judge has nullified all regulations for adult-use cannabis in New York State, challenging the foundational efforts of the NY Office... Read More >

As of March 20, 2024, municipal bodies may grant property tax exemptions to affordable housing units, fostering their development and preservation. Supported by state or municipal housing trust... Read More >

Beginning April 1, 2024, the State of New Jersey will increase the Medicaid penalty divisor to $440.10 per day, as compared to the previous penalty divisor of $384.57 in 2023. See Medicaid... Read More >

Explore Lynne Strober's insights on the evolving landscape of mental health issues within divorce cases. With a keen understanding of familial dynamics, she emphasizes the impact of societal shifts... Read More >

The NCAA landscape resembles the "wild west" of NIL litigation, with new challenges emerging monthly. Recent highlights include a federal judge's injunction against the NCAA's recruiting ban and the... Read More >

Three years post-legalization, the discourse on driving under cannabis influence evolves. Law enforcement seeks effective impairment detection. Proposed legislation mandates blood tests for suspected... Read More >

In New Jersey, a new mandate requires every employer, from small landscaping businesses to large pharmaceutical companies, to train personnel as Work Impairment Recognition Experts (WIREs) to assess... Read More >