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New monthly seminar series focuses on elder law and estate planning

The 90-minute programs will include a light lunch and refreshments.

Pace conference focuses on alleviating housing scarcity

The conference considered changes in land use and zoning laws.

Cannabis and the workforce: A legal consideration

Both medicinal and recreational marijuana use is still illegal under federal law.

Doug Panero Presents produces concerts featuring underrated performers

Panero's law background has helped him in crafting performing contracts.

How to build an effective board of directors: Handling conflicts of...

The duty of loyalty requires directors to put the organization’s interests ahead of their own personal interests, and to disclose any actual or potential...

Contributing Writer: Why Employers Should Be Prepared to Comply With OSHA’s...

One obvious question is: Who pays for the testing option?

Looking toward 2022: a legal year-end review for companies and nonprofits

During these last few weeks of 2021, do a little organizational self-reflection. What did you do well in 2021? What could have been done better or differently? What do you hope to accomplish in 2022?

Ransomware and your business

Businesses that put security plans in place ahead of time can avoid ransomware threats from ever occurring in the first place.

How to build an effective board of directors for a not-for-profit...

Congratulations, you are a new member of a board of directors. Now what? Know your role Often, directors are thrown into the proverbial hot (board) seat...

Former federal prosecutor David X. Sullivan joins McCarter & English

Sullivan was not certain if he would run for elected office again.

Smith Legacy Law opens in Greenwich; offers trust and estate planning...

"There are not a lot of trust and estate litigators that have deep planning experience, or vice versa, and not a lot of law firms that do both, so we are unique in that regard," said Jason Smith. "We have a familiar, excellent bench of very seasoned professionals who contribute a lot to both sides of the house.”

Reopening the office: A guide for employers

Lawyer Jeffrey D. Buss clarifies the legal guidelines — both state and federal — regarding vaccine requirements in the workplace and maintaining a safe working environment in light of Covid-19 reopening efforts. 

Jonna Spilbor: How to build a better business

Whenever I find myself taking a trip down “memory lane,” I find myself lingering on 2008. That was the year I leapt from the...

New NY law helps consumers hang up on telemarketers

Businesses that use telemarketing as part of their sales activities will have another state law with which they need to comply. Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo...

County tightens protections for displaced workers

Local leaders of the union 32BJ SEIU, which has about 175,000 members in 11 states and Washington, D.C. -- including the Hudson Valley -- had been campaigning for tightening of the law after some union members found that its protections didn’t extend far enough.