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In New Jersey, a contentious bill proposes automatic consent to blood tests for drivers suspected of cannabis use, with a THC threshold of 3 nanograms per milliliter. Joshua Bauchner and Chris Zona... Read More >

In the most recent installment of “Just Vetting,” Dr. Gwen Sherman, veterinarian and founder of Mount Kisco Veterinary Clinic, engages in a candid conversation with Peter Tanella, Esq. The... Read More >

Adler and Nwanna discuss the challenges of representing multiple defendants, a scenario that often arises when employees sue both their employer and individual executives. While such dual... Read More >

Open enrollment for Medicare Advantage Plans will run from January 1, 2024 to March 31, 2024, giving members the option to switch plans or move back to Original Medicare. Understanding Medicare... Read More >

Governor Phil Murphy's budget speech unveiled a bold plan: a corporate transit levy targeting big businesses. This initiative seeks to tackle transportation woes and broaden funding avenues. Set at... Read More >

Understanding New Jersey’s Inheritance Tax New Jersey remains one of the few States that imposes an inheritance tax. The inheritance tax is not based on the size of the estate, but who receives... Read More >

Jason E. Marx, partner at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, emphasizes the critical role of surrogate decision-making documents, such as powers of attorney, living wills, and advanced healthcare directives.... Read More >

The hemp industry in New York faces dire challenges, battling against regulatory measures that have severely crippled operations. A federal civil rights lawsuit alleges unjust restrictions imposed by... Read More >

A proposed bill in Trenton aims to tighten regulations on suspected marijuana impairment while driving, requiring drivers to submit to blood tests upon law enforcement request. Led by Sen. Shirley... Read More >