Results achieved in prior matters are not meant to be a guarantee of success as the facts and legal circumstances vary from matter to matter.
Jan 15 2025
Shareholder, Jim Trabilsy, Featured in New Jersey Bar Association Newsletter 01.15.2025 We are proud to share that our Shareholder, Jim Trabilsy, was recently featured in a New Jersey Bar Association newsletter article. The piece highlights Jim's incredible journey as one of the longest-surviving dialysis patients in the country while maintaining a successful legal career for over four decades.
Sep 24 2024
Donna Jennings Quoted in NJ.com Article 09.24.2024 Donna Jennings has been quoted in a recent NJ.com article titled "N.J. town rejects plan to build huge Orthodox Jewish school complex for 2,500 students." The article discusses her representation of 394 Chandler Holdings in a case involving a proposed development of four private schools for Orthodox Jewish students in Ocean County.
Dec 14 2023
Pan Gregorian Enterprises: Moving NJ Diners Forward 12.14.2023 Jersey BitesWilentz Co-Chair of the Employment Law team, Tracy Armstrong, addressed the attendees of the Gregorian Enterprises Inc. Annual Meeting on essential legal best practices for restaurant business owners. Ms. Armstrong discussed the common practices of reviewing contracts, insurance, leases, deeds, and the value of the business. She also discussed the importance of an employee handbook that outlines company policies.
Nov 29 2023
How a new rule about joint employers may impact your business 11.29.2023 The Philadelphia InquirerThe National Labor Relations Board issued a new rule on joint employer status to go into effect on February 26, 2024 - pending the outcome of lawsuits challenging the rule. The Philadelphia Inquirer asked Wilentz Co-Chair of the Employment Law team, Tracy Armstrong, to comment on the impact the new rule has on small businesses.
Jun 14 2023
Jackson Approves Its First Yeshiva With Dorm 06.14.2023 Jackson’s first yeshiva with a dormitory has been approved by the township zoning board a year after settling a lawsuit brought by the federal Department of Justice (DOJ) charging the municipality with “extreme animus” toward Orthodox Jews. Wilentz Shareholder Donna Jennings commented, "Without the hardship and issue of the shape and access to the road, we would not, in my opinion, be before this board because it is our opinion the dorm is permitted as an accessory use under your own ordinance and, quite frankly, under federal law, it is permitted.”
Jun 13 2023
'What a Long Struggle': Plaintiffs' Claims Against Pinnacle MoM Hip Implants Designated as Multicounty Litigation 06.13.2023 New Jersey Law JournalWilentz Counsel, Joshua S. Kincannon comments on the New Jersey Supreme Court's recent approval of the multicounty litigation designation of state court litigation against Johnson & Johnson and Depuy Synthes Sales for injuries caused by Pinnacle metal-on-metal hip implants.
May 22 2023
Exit Strategy 05.22.2023 Real Estate New JerseyWilentz Shareholder and Bedminster Mayor, Larry Jacobs, was quoted in the May issue of Real Estate New Jersey. The article "Exit Strategy" discusses AT&T leaving the iconic 1.1 million square foot campus in Bedminster, its home for more than 45 years, and the steps Mayor Jacobs, along with MetLife and Somerset County officials, have taken to rezone the site to include life sciences.
Feb 03 2023
Legal Challenges of Recreational Cannabis 02.03.2023 New Jersey Business MagazineIn this New Jersey Business Magazine article, Michael F. Schaff, Wilentz Shareholder and Co-Chair of the Corporate, Health, and Cannabis Law practice groups, and Tracy Armstrong, Shareholder and Co-Chair of the Employment Law team, comment on the legal issues that employers face in regard to the legalization of recreational cannabis.
Dec 05 2022
Wilentz Shareholder Michael Schaff on “Financial Residency” Podcast 12.05.2022 Clip was originally broadcast by Financial Literacy on November 28, 2022Wilentz Co-Chair of the Corporate, Health, and Cannabis Law practice groups and member of the Management Committee, Michael Schaff joined Dr. Tammy, on “Financial Residency” in a segment called “Grand Rounds: The Legal Side Entering Into Business Arrangements.”
Oct 27 2022
Excessive Logjam in Expungement Process a Disservice to the Public 10.27.2022 This article in the New Jersey Law Journal, written by Wilentz Shareholder and Co-Chair of the Criminal Law and Cannabis Law teams, Darren M. Gelber, discusses the importance of expungements for a client's future and how the expungement process has become interminable. Mr. Gelber explains why these backups occur on multiple levels and how their extended wait time affects clients' livelihoods.
