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Welcome to "AI, The Law, & You," where Joel MacMull, Mark Miller, and Shannon Lietz dissect the legal implications of AI. Expect unfiltered debates and authentic dialogues on topics from intellectual... Read More >

On January 12, 2024, Governor Phil Murphy signed the Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights (S723) into law, representing a landmark victory for labor rights groups across the state. The new law,... Read More >

The IRS has flagged warning signs for potential inaccuracies in Employee Retention Credit (ERC) claims, urging businesses to act swiftly before the March 22, 2024 deadline. Red flags include... Read More >

Navigating a Personal Injury case can be daunting. If you are injured, one of the first questions you may be asked by your attorney or insurance company is whether you have any pre-existing... Read More >

The Delaware Supreme Court recently sided with employers in a significant ruling, enabling companies to enforce clauses that withhold benefits from former employees who compete against them. This... Read More >

On September 14, 2023, Governor Kathy Hochul signed Senate Bill S2518A into law, introducing significant changes to New York's Labor Law with the addition of Section 201-i, set to take effect on... Read More >

The New Jersey Division of Taxation has updated guidelines for S corporation elections, streamlining procedures for shareholder consent. When registering a new business through the NJ-REG system,... Read More >

Effective June 30, 2023, the New Jersey Legislature amended the New Jersey False Claims Act (“NJFCA” or “Act”) to align it more closely with the federal False Claims Act (‘FFCA”) and,... Read More >

Prior to the civil fraud trial, Trump's credibility suffered from sexual assault lawsuits. Despite his denial, juries awarded significant damages. In the New York Attorney General's case, Judge... Read More >