On June 7, 2021, the New Jersey Supreme Court issued its decision in In re Attorney General Law Enforcement Law Directive Nos. 2020-5 and 2020-6.  The Court upheld two Attorney General Directives requiring the publication of the names, offenses committed, and...

On the heels of Executive Order 242, Governor Murphy recently issued Executive Order 243, effective Friday, June 4, 2021, which further relaxes portions of previous Executive Orders 107 and 192, and clarifies portions of Executive Orders 239 and 242 related to indoor...

Governor Murphy recently issued Executive Order 242, effective Friday, May 28, 2021, which relaxes portions of previous Executive Orders 155, 192, 239 and 241 related to indoor and outdoor masking and social distancing requirements. Though widely publicized in the...

At the beginning of May, Trimboli & Prusinowski’s very own Stephen Trimboli served on a panel of experts for Drugs Don’t Work in New Jersey’s Webinar, “Marijuana in the NJ Workplace: What Now?”. The webinar discussed the cannabis reform bills that Governor Phil Murphy signed in February of this year and what these laws might mean for employers and their business policies.

by Paul Salvatoriello, Esq. Your company is in New York City.  Your employee, who has been working remotely for your company since the pandemic, lives and works in Ohio.  Suddenly, the employee files a failure-to-promote discrimination lawsuit against your company. ...