Publications
- So, There is an Award; Now What?: Failing to Address Details in Timely Manner Could be Costly.
By Robert E. Bartkus- This article has been reprinted with permission from the New Jersey State Bar Association.
- An Arbitration Sleeper From the Third Circuit?
By Robert E. Bartkus- This article has been reprinted with permission from the American Bar Association, Section of Litigation.
- From the Special Editors – New Jersey Lawyer
By Asaad K. Siddiqi and Eric C. Cohen - Cannabis Tax Plans. Considerations for New Jersey’s Future
By Allison N. Zsamba- This article has been reprinted with permission from the December 2019 edition of the New Jersey State Bar Association’s New Jersey Lawyer.
- New Jersey Supreme Court Rights Course of Arbitrability
By Robert E. Bartkus
- In a Nutshell: Environmental Amendments to NJ Site Investigation and Remediation Law
By Louis C. Formisano
- Sifting Through the Smoke: New Jersey Employers Now Face Job Protections for Employees using Medical Marijuana.
By Allison N. Zsamba
- Employment Law Alert, September 2018
- Casualty Loss Deduction Under IRC § 165 Compared to Casualty Loss Deduction Claimed Under IRC § 162
By John H. Skarbnik
- NJ Dept. of Ed Publishes Long-Awaited Guidance Handbook on Dyslexia
The publication is designed for parents, educators and education attorneys, and it focuses on ways to identify and teach children with dyslexia and other language-related learning disabilities.
By Laura Siclari
- Important Legal Change for Title IX Sexual Harassment Investigations On University Campuses
A letter by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights will have reverberating impacts on Title IX investigations at campuses nationwide and on lawyers who handle those cases.
By Laura Siclari - Giant Eagle and Economic Performance Under Sec. 461(h)
By John Skarbnik and Frank L. Brunetti
- Is ‘Proportionality’ the Most Important Change in the 2015 Rule Amendments?
By Robert E. Bartkus - Compensatory Distribution of Partnership Interests
By John H. Skarbnik and Frank Brunetti
- Evolving Law on Attorney Fees Under the CFA
By Michael T. Millar