Mar 25 2026
Blurred Lines: An Examination of The Interplay Between The MLUL and The LRHL 03.25.2026 Donna M. Jennings, and Anthony J. Zarillo III, break down a recent New Jersey Appellate Division decision holding that compliance with bulk zoning standards alone does not guarantee “as-of-right” approval under the MLUL.
Mar 25 2026
Caution: ‘Procedural History’ Alone Will Not Support an Extension Request 03.25.2026 Donna M. Jennings, and Matthew S. Andrade, examine Cape Jetty, LLC v. City of Cape May (“Cape Jetty 2”), highlighting how the decision underscores that extension requests for prior land use approvals are not automatically granted and must be supported by sufficient evidence.
Mar 25 2026
Buyer Beware: Appellate Division Affirms A Municipality’s Right to Extend Affordability Controls on all Resale and/or Rental Affordable Units 03.25.2026 Donna M. Jennings, and Joshua E. Grun,examine how municipalities navigating Fourth Round affordable housing obligations and updated UHAC regulations continue to rely on deed restrictions as a key tool to preserve prior compliance.
Mar 25 2026
New Notice Rules: Current Online Publication Requirements and a Look Ahead 03.25.2026 Donna M. Jennings, and Jason A. Cherchia, discuss how New Jersey’s shift from print to digital media is transforming public notice requirements for municipalities, developers, and land use practitioners. Following the 2024 announcement that the Newark Star-Ledger would cease print publication, P.L. 2025, Chapter 72, effective March 1, 2026, requires all statutory public notices to be published online.
Mar 25 2026
New Jersey Scales Up Community Solar in Landmark Clean Energy Action 03.25.2026 Donna M. Jennings, and Matthew S. Andrade, break down S4530 and its companion bill, S4289, recently signed into law, which significantly expand New Jersey’s community solar capacity, promote large-scale energy storage, and address the ongoing regional energy cost crisis.
Mar 25 2026
Easements: Use Them or Lose Them! 03.25.2026 Donna M. Jennings, and Luke A. Policastro, highlight the importance of understanding and actively preserving easement rights in land use and real estate development. Easements, such as those for access, parking, or drainage, can be lost over time if a property owner or beneficiary demonstrates intent to abandon them through clear actions or prolonged inaction.
Feb 13 2026
Darren M. Gelber Serves as Special Co-Editor of New Jersey Lawyer Magazine Issue on Judicial Independence 02.13.2026 Wilentz shareholder Darren M. Gelber served as a special co-editor of the February 2026 edition of New Jersey Lawyer Magazine, an issue dedicated to Judicial Independence in a Complex Legal Landscape. Read more about Darren’s involvement and view the digital edition.
Nov 10 2025
Wilentz Shareholders Jason J. Krisza, Grace D. Mack, and Michael F. Schaff Contribute to the American Health Law Association’s Latest Publication 11.10.2025 Wilentz Shareholders Jason J. Krisza, Grace D. Mack, and Michael F. Schaff contributed to the American Health Law Association’s (AHLA) newly released publication, Health Care Fraud Law: A 50 State Survey, Second Edition.
Sep 10 2025
Wilentz Attorneys Contribute to the Fifth Edition of AHLA’s Representing Physicians Handbook 09.10.2025 Wilentz Shareholders Michael F. Schaff and Jason J. Krisza served as editors of the fifth edition of the American Health Law Association’s (AHLA) Representing Physicians Handbook. Wilentz Shareholders Grace D. Mack and Peter A. Greenbaum also contributed as authors to this new edition.
Jun 26 2025
New York PBM Contractual Obligations To Take Effect: What To Expect 06.26.2025 Angelo Cifaldi and Joseph Carlo outline what pharmacies should be aware of regarding the new requirements of Part 456 of the New York Insurance regulations.
