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Posts from June 2018.
June 27, 2018
The United States Supreme Court Deals Potential Devastating Blow to the NJEA and Other Public Sector Unions

The United States Supreme Court overturns a 40 year precedent for the NJEA and other public sector unions. 

June 25, 2018
Supreme Court Rules States Can Collect Sales Taxes from Online Retailers

Our corporate attorneys, Adam Chelminiak and Mariel Giletto discuss the recent online sales tax ruling and how it can affect businesses. 

June 22, 2018
"K" is for "Kean Federation"

In this latest entry to the Public Schools and Education Blog,  attorney Andrew W. Li discusses how the New Jersey Supreme Court found that -- for public employers – sometimes there can be too much Rice.

By Jeffrey D. Winitsky on June 19, 2018
Final Designation and Certification of Qualified Opportunity Zones

Our attorneys share an update on the Qualified Opportunity Zone program which was recently announced.

By Jeffrey D. Winitsky on June 13, 2018
Qualified Opportunity Zones Offer Potential Deferral or Exclusion of Taxable Gains

Jeff Winitsky, Mariel Giletto and Adam Chelminiak of our public finance and corporate departments explain the Qualified Opportunity Zone program born from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. 

June 8, 2018
Sports Betting Update – New Jersey Legislation Passed Both Houses

Corporate attorneys Kathleen O'Brien and Mariel Giletto give an update on the latest ruling regarding sports betting in New Jersey and surrounding states. 

June 7, 2018
Denial of an OPRA Request – A “Million” Dollar Question for Taxpayers

Municipal and Government Associate Daniel A. Davidow discusses another court ruling involving OPRA and the difference between medical and incident reports. 

By Susan S. Hodges on June 4, 2018
“J” Is For “Just Can't Pass The Trash”

Public Schools and Education counsel Susan S. Hodges' latest alert discusses the new law known as "Pass the Trash."

By George M. Morris on June 1, 2018
In a “Win” for Public Entities, New Jersey Supreme Court Opts Not to Hear Payroll Case

OPRA Counsel George Morris explains the recent New Jersey Supreme Court refusal to hear an appellate court case on privacy concerns regarding public records.

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