Publications

Mar 02 2023

Cannabis Consumption Lounges: Proposed Regulations Released 03.02.2023New Jersey Law Journal (reprinted with permission)
In their recent New Jersey Law Journal article, Michael F. Schaff and Jennie M. Miller explore the proposed legislative framework to operate a consumption lounge in the state, and set forth some of the anticipated, potential issues that may arise as these lounges become operational.

Jan 03 2023

So You Secured Your Conditional Cannabis License? Beware Land Use Hurdles 01.03.2023New Jersey Law Journal (reprinted with permission)
This article in the New Jersey Law Journal, co-authored by Michael F. Schaff and Jennie M. Miller discusses the impact of the Municipal Land Use Law (MLUL), which governs how an applicant obtains the necessary permits and approvals for land development prior to the construction and operation of the cannabis facility.

Nov 01 2022

Biden’s Pardon and Its Future Impact on Cannabis: A Federal Update 11.01.2022New Jersey Law Journal (reprinted with permission)
This article in the New Jersey Law Journal, co-authored by Michael F. Schaff and Natalie Moszczynski, discusses President Biden’s initiative to pardon individuals convicted of simple marijuana possessions to eliminate challenges like obtaining employment, housing or educational opportunities.

Oct 27 2022

Excessive Logjam in Expungement Process a Disservice to the Public 10.27.2022New Jersey Law Journal (reprinted with permission)
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.

Sep 12 2022

Corporate Practice of Medicine 09.12.2022Laws of Medicine eBook
Wilentz attorneys Michael F. Schaff, co-chair of the Corporate, Health and Cannabis Law Teams, and Jason J. Krisza co-authored a chapter entitled “Corporate Practice of Medicine” published in the Laws of Medicine.

Aug 29 2022

Defining Privacy of Biometric Information: Legislative Approaches to Growing Use of Biometrics in Our Society and What it Means for Businesses 08.29.2022New Jersey Lawyer Magazine (Reprinted with Permission)
Biometric data privacy laws are quickly popping up all across the country, with more and more being signed into law with each passing year. Wilentz attorneys Brett Harris and Natalie Moszczynski’s recent article in the New Jersey Lawyer examines the fairly new, but quickly expanding, biometric data privacy laws being passed and introduced throughout the country, the current proposed legislation in New Jersey, and concerns that business entities should keep in mind in order to maintain legal compliance when involved with biometric data.

Aug 04 2022

The Latest on Taxation of New Jersey Cannabis 08.04.2022New Jersey Law Journal (reprinted with permission)
This article in the New Jersey Law Journal, co-authored by Michael F. Schaff, Co-Chair of the Corporate, Health, and Cannabis law practice groups, and Natalie Moszczynski discusses the update on New Jersey’s taxation of Medicinal and Recreational Cannabis.

Jun 27 2022

Removing the Stigma of Prior Marijuana Arrests and Charges in NJ 06.27.2022New Jersey Law Journal (reprinted with permission)
This New Jersey Law Journal article authored by Wilentz Shareholder Darren M. Gelber discusses the efforts to remove cannabis-related items from criminal records in New Jersey, from expedited expungement to amending the Pretrial Intervention statute.

Jun 07 2022

Everything You Wanted to Know about Cannabis… But Were Afraid To Ask 06.07.2022The Secured Lender
This article in The Secured Lender, co-authored by Michael F. Schaff, Co-Chair of the Corporate, Health, and Cannabis law practice groups, discusses the financing challenges businesses in the cannabis industry face.

May 04 2022

Narrow Amendment to Statute of Limitations May Have Wide Implications for Some Developers 05.04.2022New Jersey Law Journal (reprinted with permission)
Wilentz construction law attorneys Donald E. Taylor and Daniel J. Kluska’s article in the New Jersey Law Journal reviews Senate Bill 396, signed into law in January 2022 by Governor Phil Murphy, which may have some unintended consequences as the new law extends the time for claims by planned real estate development associations against real estate developers, under certain circumstances.