In the first 100 days of her administration, Governor Mikie Sherrill has advanced a broad set of policy initiatives across energy, housing, infrastructure, and government operations. These actions reflect an early focus on affordability, infrastructure investment, and modernization of state Continue Reading
FAR 52.222-90 Goes Global: Cross-Border Supply Chains and the Limits of a US Flowdown
New Jersey Gives Advanced Practice Nurses “Full” Practice Authority – Or Does It?
In an effort to make permanent COVID-19 waivers, the New Jersey Legislature expanded independent practice authority for advanced practice nurses (APNs). The Legislature recently approved and published Bill S2996, revising and supplementing P.L. 1991, c.277, (codified at N.J.S.A. 45:11-45 et al.), Continue Reading
How an Intellectual Property Lawyer Learned to Stop Worrying and Love AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is not new. Documents generated by do-it-yourself online legal services are not new. What is new is the widespread use of AI, especially by nonlawyers, to ask legal questions and generate or analyze legal documents, write code, and generate works of art or authorship. Continue Reading
Everything Everywhere All at Once: The Contractor DEI Clause Hits HR, Supply Chains, Invoices, and Subcontracts
December Will Define MLB’s Next Decade, and Why Everything Runs Through the CBA
Mark Morgan authors an article published in Sports Business Journal examining how Major League Baseball’s upcoming collective bargaining negotiations could influence the sport’s competitive and economic landscape for the next decade. Continue Reading
2025 NJ Statutory Updates: Part 3
We conclude our statutory update with seven bills that were introduced and passed by the New Jersey Senate and Assembly in 2025 but were not approved until early January 2026. NJ Interstate Physician Assistant Licensure Compact On January 9, 2026, the New Jersey Legislature approved Bill Continue Reading
DOJ Stands Up a New Fraud-Fighting Division: What Government Contractors Need to Know About the National Fraud Enforcement Division
Relaxing the Rules: How Claim Type Supported Patent Validity for Teva Pharmaceuticals’ “Headache Patents”
Few matters within patent law generate as much debate as the requirements for written description and enablement. These rules require that a patent adequately describe the invention in sufficient detail to allow others to make and use the invention. Inventors have to consider the rigorous demands Continue Reading
Protecting Critical Energy Infrastructure and Data from Cyberthreats
In today’s highly interconnected world, cybersecurity and good data hygiene are more important than ever before. A recent Joint Cybersecurity Advisory issued by several federal government agencies—including the US Department of Energy—identifies specific threats from Iran-backed actors targeting Continue Reading