Mandelbaum Barrett PC Expands New York Office at Landmark GE Building
July 27, 2026
Office expansion enhances the firm’s capabilities across its litigation, regulatory, corporate, and industry-focused practices, while reinforcing its long-term commitment to the New York market. NEW YORK, NY – [July 13, 2026] – Mandelbaum Barrett PC has announced the expansion of its Manhattan office in the landmark GE Building at 570 Lexington Avenue, reflecting the firm’s […]
William Barrett and Steven Adler Named to NJBIZ 2026 Law Power List
July 23, 2026
We are thrilled to celebrate William Barrett, CEO of Mandelbaum Barrett PC, and Steven Adler, esteemed attorney and shareholder at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, on being named to the NJBIZ 2026 New Jersey Law Power List! This prestigious recognition highlights legal professionals who not only guide their organizations toward continued success, but also mentor and inspire […]
Plans Change. Strategy Wins. Primerus Highlights Samantha Holleritter’s Resilience and Client-Focused Litigation Practice
June 24, 2026
Mandelbaum Barrett PC associate Samantha E. Holleritter was recently featured in a Primerus article highlighting her path to becoming a dynamic and adaptable litigator. Known for her forward-thinking approach and strategic mindset, Samantha has built a practice grounded in resilience, versatility, and continuous growth. A New Jersey native and former collegiate athlete, Samantha’s early experiences […]
Joshua S. Bauchner and Luke A. Kushner Weigh In on COVID Rent Fallout in New York Law Journal
June 16, 2026
In a recent article published by the New York Law Journal, “COVID Rent Is Not Settled: Why Delshah v. Free People Reopens the Ledger,” Litigation attorneys Joshua S. Bauchner and Luke A. Kushner examine the Second Circuit’s decision in Delshah 60 Ninth, LLC v. Free People of PA LLC and its potentially significant implications for […]
Rethinking “Bonuses” Under New Jersey Law: Brian Block and Samantha Holleritter Featured in NJLJ
June 5, 2026
If your organization labels certain compensation as a “bonus,” could it still be treated as a wage under New Jersey law? In an article published by the New Jersey Law Journal, authors Brian M. Block and Samantha E. Holleritter explore the often-misunderstood distinction between commissions and bonuses under the New Jersey Wage Payment Law (WPL), […]
Cannabis Litigation Win: Case Dismissed in New Jersey Federal Court
March 23, 2026
Our litigation team secured a decisive win for a client in a cannabis-related dispute filed in the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey. Led by partners Joshua S. Bauchner and Todd M. Nosher, the team first successfully transferred the case from Vermont before moving to dismiss claims brought by an attorney […]
30 Mandelbaum Barrett PC Attorneys Named to Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists for 2026
March 20, 2026
With 21 attorneys named to the New Jersey Super Lawyers 2026 list and 9 recognized as Rising Stars, our team continues to earn recognition across a broad range of practice areas. The Super Lawyers 2026 selections recognize outstanding attorneys who have demonstrated excellence in the practice of law. Honorees are nominated by their peers and […]
Joshua S. Bauchner and Luke A. Kushner on NIL Contract Litigation in College Athletics
March 10, 2026
Litigation Partner Joshua S. Bauchner and Associate Luke A. Kushner analyze the growing impact of NIL contract litigation on college athletics in their article, “Courts Are Now the De Facto Regulators of College Athletics: How NIL Contract Enforcement Is Reshaping the Game,” published in the New York Law Journal on March 9, 2026. As disputes […]
Brian Block Featured in Law360 and NJLJ Coverage of New Jersey Supreme Court PIP Arbitration Case
January 23, 2026
Brian M. Block, a partner at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, was featured in Law360 and the New Jersey Law Journal coverage of a closely watched New Jersey Supreme Court case addressing whether insurance fraud and racketeering claims tied to personal injury protection (PIP) benefits must be resolved through arbitration. The case arises from unproven allegations by […]