At the 2026 NJSBA Business Law Symposium, Jason Navarino will be speaking on a panel entitled “Introduction to International Tax Law: What Every Business Lawyer Needs to Know Now.” He and his fellow panelists will be discussing key international tax concepts, cross-border transaction structures, Continue Reading
Ransomware and Incident Response Playbooks for Buildings
When ransomware targets a smart building, traditional IT "shutdown" playbooks often conflict with life-safety requirements. Erin Prest focuses on creating incident response strategies specifically for occupied, revenue-producing assets, covering escalation paths, system isolation, and manual Continue Reading
Redefining Success: The Intersection of Identity and Leadership
Leadership success is no longer defined by a single path—or a single set of markers. Career growth today often involves reinvention, reflection, and purpose-driven choices shaped by identity, values, and lived experience. Onome Adejemilua participates in ROI-NJ-hosted breakfast program, Continue Reading
New Jersey Tax Court Decision Update & “What Attorneys Wish Assessors Did Better”
Recent New Jersey Tax Court decisions are reshaping how tax assessments are evaluated—and what assessors need to know. Lee Holtzman and Joseph Norcia will present at the 20th Annual Monmouth Conference, hosted by the Monmouth County Assessor’s Association, on key New Jersey Tax Court rulings and Continue Reading
Markman Hearings, Technology Tutorials and Claim Construction Procedures in the District of New Jersey
Get a “behind the curtain” look at how the Court approaches all aspects of claim construction. McCarter & English partner Mark Makhail joins a distinguished panel for “Markman Hearings, Technology Tutorials and Claim Construction Procedures in the District of New Jersey.” Presented by the Continue Reading
Unregistered Securities Offerings: Choosing the Appropriate Exemption; Documents and Disclosures; Recent Trends
Not all securities offerings require registration, and choosing the right registration exemption is critical. Gary Ross joins a panel for a CLE webinar hosted by BARBRI titled “Unregistered Securities Offerings: Choosing the Appropriate Exemption; Documents and Disclosures; Recent Trends.” The Continue Reading
Topics in Supply Chain Management
In today’s supply chain landscape—shaped by ongoing disruption, global trade shifts, and evolving transportation liability—companies need more than operational adjustments. They need integrated strategies that align supply chain management with legal, contractual, and financial considerations. In Continue Reading
Tariff Refunds: Opportunities and Risks
The Supreme Court’s recent ruling in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump invalidated billions of dollars in import duties imposed by the Trump administration under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). As the federal government will soon begin issuing refunds of those duties to Continue Reading
Broker Liability Case: Legal Possibilities and Insurance Implications
Ron Leibman discusses “Broker Liability Case: Legal Possibilities and Insurance Implications” at an event hosted by TD Cowen, a division of TD Bank securities. Ron explores the potential legal, insurance, and operational outcomes stemming from the Supreme Court’s May 14 decision in Montgomery v Continue Reading
Fiduciary Litigation Update at the New Jersey State Bar Association’s 2026 Annual Meeting
Fiduciary litigation is continually evolving—not only through court decisions, but also through emerging legislation that can quickly reshape the legal landscape. Partner Nick Keller presents on a panel titled “Fiduciary Litigation Update” at the New Jersey State Bar Association’s 2026 Annual Continue Reading