In the Media

In this article, Partner Laura A. Siclari and Associate Allison N. Zsamba examine employee leave under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, and discuss employer best practices in compiling the documentation to properly implement the new leave laws as well as

Partner John L. Shahdanian II, the current Trustee and Secretary of the New Jersey State Bar Association Labor and Employment Law Section, along with Associate Valentina Scirica examine why employers in the public sector should consider the legality, effect and

Partner Asaad K. Siddiqi, vice chair of the New Jersey Lawyer, served as a special editor of its April issue, which is available to members of the New Jersey State Bar Association. Starting with the introductory message, the magazine addresses the many important concerns

Michael Futterman, Partner in the Employment Counseling group at MARC Law, provided insight in a NJBIZ article, “Vaccines at Work,” published on March 8. Addressing employer vaccine mandates, Futterman said that he is advising clients in most industries not to mandate vaccines, but rather,

In his article "Computer Signatures and Arbitration Agreements May Not Mix," published in the ABA Journal, Robert Bartkus analyzes the precedential decision in Knight v. Vivint Solar Developer, LLC, __ N.J. Super. __, 2020 N.J. Super. LEXIS 240 (N.J. Super. Ct.

MARC Law partner Asaad Siddiqi, a member of the Bergen County Bar Association's board of trustees, offered his remarks in a New Jersey Law Journal tribute on January 22 to Executive Director Frank O’Marra on his retirement, noting Frank's practical approach

In an article for the New Jersey Law Journal, “Lessons Learned from Lithium-Ion Battery Litigation,” MARC partner Asaad Siddiqi and associate James Harry Oliverio provide practical advice for manufacturers, retailers and suppliers regarding legal exposure from risks associated with lithium-ion batteries. While lithium-ion batteries have been pivotal

Bruce S. Rosen's article, "Is it Time for New Jersey to SLAAP Back?" in the October 2020 issue of New Jersey Lawyer magazine, discusses cases known as Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation (or SLAPP) actions. Bruce explains how SLAPP cases

Governor Murphy issued Executive Order (EO) No. 192 requiring employers to take additional safety precautions to protect workers from COVID-19. EO 192 mandates that as of 6:00 a.m. on Nov. 5, 2020, all employers must, at minimum, require that: Workers maintain

By Robert E. Bartkus This summer, the New Jersey Supreme Court issued three decisions that, together and individually, will greatly affect arbitration. In some, they confirmed existing principles; in others, they reversed Appellate Division cases and returned to “first principles” of state