USDOL Proposes Clarification of Independent Contractor Test Under FLSA
Last week the US Department of Labor announced a proposed rule to define independent contractor under the Fair Labor Standards [...]
When Does the Governor’s Exercise of Emergency Powers Become a “Taking”?
As Governor Philip D. Murphy issued Executive Order after Executive Order during the COVID-19 pandemic, restricting where residents can and [...]
Thank You Alida!
Alida Kass, NJCJI Friday, September 25th was Alida Kass’ last day as President and Chief Counsel of NJCJI. The entire [...]
Lead Paint Public Nuisance Legislation Held in Senate Environment
The Senate Environment Committee considered S697, legislation that would dramatically expand public nuisance doctrine this week. After considering testimony from [...]
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It's a dream job for the sort of lawyer for whom this is a dream job. If you are smart [...]
Fabiana Pierre-Louis Confirmed to NJ Supreme Court
The newest justice on the New Jersey Supreme Court was confirmed this week by a vote of 39-0. Fabiana Pierre [...]
Workers Comp Legislation Still on Governor’s Desk
Legislation that will shift the cost of the COVID pandemic onto New Jersey businesses and taxpayers has been on the [...]
NJ Supreme Court Upholds Arbitration Agreement in Skuse v. Pfizer
There was some good news from the New Jersey Supreme Court this week, as the Court overturned the Appellate Division [...]
NJ Supreme Court Clarifies Applicability of Consumer Fraud Act to Claims Involving Products
The New Jersey Supreme Court issued a notable decision this week in Sun Chemical Corporation v. Fike Corporation and Suppression [...]
A3999 on Governor’s Desk
Legislation that will shift the cost of the COVID pandemic onto New Jersey businesses and taxpayers moved quickly in the [...]
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