New Jersey Supreme Court Rejects Bright-Line Rule Against Class Action Waivers In Consumer Contracts
By Matthew Oorbeek on July 11, 2024
By Jill S. Mayer on June 6, 2024
By Susan S. Hodges, Jacob A. Riley on May 29, 2024
By Michael W. Herbert, George M. Morris, Steven P. Goodell on March 25, 2024
By George M. Morris on March 18, 2024
By Susan S. Hodges on June 9, 2023
By Jill S. Mayer on April 6, 2023
Are the email addresses of community members who email municipal officials or employees required to be disclosed under OPRA? The answer is not a simple yes or no, but two recently decided cases provide some additional guidance.
By Alena Hyatt on February 21, 2023
July 13, 2022
Depending upon legislative intent, and the context within which the words are used, there can be a big difference between the word “shall” and the word “may.”
By Susan S. Hodges, Jeffrey P. Catalano on January 14, 2022
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court reinstituted the stay blocking OSHA from enforcing its vaccine ETS on employers of 100 of more workers through the pendent litigation before the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.