NYCDS Dentists’ Quarterly Article: Bill Barrett’s Insights on the Ripple Effects in Dentistry of the FTC Noncompete Ban
July 3, 2024
In the dynamic landscape of dental practices, recent regulatory shifts are shaking the foundations. The FTC’s new rule banning non-compete agreements could revolutionize how dental practices manage their teams. This pivotal change, detailed in the article by Mandelbaum Barrett PC corporate dental attorney and CEO William Barrett, highlights the potential impacts on associate agreements and […]
Joseph J. Peters Presents on Personal Injury and Insurance Law at BNI Event
June 17, 2024
Joseph Peters, Partner and Co-Chair of the Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation practice groups at Mandelbaum Barrett, delivered a presentation on personal injury and insurance law at a recent Business Network International (BNI) event. As a chapter member of BNI, the world’s premier business networking and referral organization with a presence in over 76 countries, Joseph actively contributes to its mission.
Corporate Deal Alert: Brent R. Pohlman & Steven J. Sedereas Achieve Favorable Win in OSHA Violation Case
June 17, 2024
Our Corporate team, Brent R. Pohlman, Partner of the Labor and Employment Practice Group, and Steven J. Sedereas, Partner at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, successfully achieved a favorable decision for our client. Following an intense and thorough trial concerning an alleged OSHA violation, the court dismissed all claims against our client. This outcome highlights the exceptional legal dedication of both partners in navigating complex labor and employment law issues.
NJLJ: How Will the Federal Reclassification of Marijuana Affect New Jersey’s Cannabis Industry?
June 16, 2024
In a recent article published by the New Jersey Law Journal, the DEA’s proposal to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III marks a significant shift in federal drug policy, acknowledging its medical benefits and potential legal ramifications.
Joshua S. Bauchner, Chair of the Cannabis, Hemp & Psychedelics Practice Group at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, was quoted emphasizing the significance of this step towards acknowledging cannabis’s medical value. He highlights that while rescheduling is a positive development for the industry, the ultimate goal remains declassification to address past injustices and fully normalize cannabis.
What Every Manager Needs to Know About Overtime
June 14, 2024
To avoid misclassification, Brent recommends creating and maintaining accurate job descriptions reflecting specific duties and responsibilities. For non-exempt employees, even if salaried, employers must maintain precise records of all hours worked and pay overtime for hours exceeding 40 per week.
Healthcare Alert: DME Supplier CMS Payment Suspension Terminated
June 14, 2024
In a rare move, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (“CMS”) terminated the payment suspension (the “Suspension”) it previously imposed on a durable medical equipment (“DME”) supplier and agreed to release withheld funds to that provider as a result of Mandelbaum Barrett’s healthcare team’s appeal to CMS.
Mandelbaum Barrett PC has ranked in three practice groups for Chambers USA
June 12, 2024
Success in major deals hinges on collaboration, organization, and teamwork, demonstrating that it truly takes a village to achieve excellence. Our team here at Mandelbaum Barrett PC team embodied these qualities in 2023. Congratulations to our 3 departments who received ranking from Chambers USA: Construction (Band 3), Banking & Finance (Band 3) & Real Estate […]
Brent Pohlman Deciphers the FTC’s New Rule on Non-Compete Clauses in Dental Products Report
June 3, 2024
The FTC’s ban on non-compete clauses has sparked significant discussion in the healthcare industry. Brent Pohlman from Mandelbaum Barrett PC highlights this regulatory shift, rooted in the Biden administration’s focus on non-competition agreements. This change presents both opportunities and challenges for dental associates, emphasizing the need for adaptability and nuanced legal strategies.
New Jersey’s Affordable Housing Projects: Tax Exemptions and Guidelines
May 29, 2024
The introduction of tax exemptions for affordable housing projects in New Jersey signifies a significant stride towards addressing the state’s housing affordability challenges. By providing financial relief to stakeholders involved in these initiatives, New Jersey reaffirms its commitment to promoting equitable access to housing for all its residents, irrespective of income levels. It’s imperative for stakeholders to leverage these exemptions effectively to maximize the positive impact on affordable housing development across the state.