Operating a cannabis dispensary in New Jersey? Compliance inspections are a routine—and serious—part of staying licensed. While these inspections can be stressful, proper preparation can make the process smooth and ensure your business remains compliant with state regulations. Here’s what you should expect when regulators come knocking: 1. Documentation Review Inspectors will begin by reviewing […]

Licensing and Permitting To legally operate a cannabis business in New Jersey, obtaining a license from the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC) is mandatory. The CRC oversees various license types, including cultivators, manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, retailers, and delivery services. Each license has specific application requirements and associated fees. For instance, a standard dispensary license […]

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing various industries by enabling the creation of innovative products and services. From artwork and literature to software code, AI-generated creations are becoming increasingly prevalent. Understanding AI-Generated Products: Artwork: AI tools can generate visual art by analyzing existing artworks and producing new pieces based on learned patterns. Books: AI can assist […]

Navigating Pennsylvania’s New Hands-Free Driving Law: What You Need to Know As of June 5, 2025, Pennsylvania has enacted a significant update to its distracted driving laws with the introduction of “Paul Miller’s Law” (Senate Bill 37). This legislation, named in honor of Paul Miller Jr., who tragically lost his life in 2010 due to […]

Nick is an asset to our law firm and is a big part of the firm’s success. He has exceptional legal skills and maintains a very good relationship with clients. His work ethic and dedication to providing outstanding legal service is invaluable to our firm.  Nick is well deserving of this promotion. Louis Cappelli, Jr., […]

We are proud to share that our firm’s Partner and Camden County Commissioner Director, Louis Cappelli, Jr., has been appointed to Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill’s Local Government Advisory Group. This select 35-member advisory panel—composed of local and county elected officials from across New Jersey—has been assembled to provide key insights and frontline perspectives to support Governor-elect […]

On September 30, 2025, attorney Katelynn Reilly served as a panelist to Rutgers University faculty and students in their Student Affairs Fall Community Gathering. Katelynn shared her experience as an attorney representing survivors of domestic violence. Katelynn was selected for her strong advocacy for survivors of domestic violence and her frequent representation of Rutgers students […]

***This post has been updated to reflect the recent announcements regarding changes to the H1B Program*** On September 19, 2025 the Trump Administration announced major changes to the H1B program. Most notably, H1B applications must now be accompanied by a $100,000 payment made by the employer on behalf of the recipient before the worker will […]

As the 2025-2026 school year quickly approaches, it’s important that all parents, students, and school staff understand their rights and obligations under the New Jersey Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act (“ABR”). As such, this blog post provides an overview of the ABR and the strict timelines and procedures all school districts must follow. It further […]

In States Newsroom Inc. v. City of Jersey City, the New Jersey Supreme Court clarified a key issue for municipalities: whether an internal affairs (IA) report involving a police officer could be disclosed under the common law right of access when the underlying criminal charges had been expunged. The Court held that while expungement protects […]