Client Alert: New Medical Cannabis Licensing Rounds On The Horizon In NJ
Client Alert: Additional medical cannabis licensing rounds are expected in the next few months in New Jersey.
The majority of applicants who threw their hat into the ring to acquire one of six vertically integrated medical cannabis licenses this summer found themselves on the short end of the stick when the winners of the six licenses...
Round and round we go, and a promising industry is left to go nowhere fast
Eric D. Reiser, Partner and Chair of LoFaro & Reiser's Cannabis Law Practice, recently wrote an op-ed for the NJ Cannabis Insider publication calling on Governor Murphy to take action and lead on creating an adult-use cannabis marketplace in NJ that fairly represents local interests instead of catering to out-of-state companies as was the case...
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Injunction Prohibiting Frivolous Lawsuit Filings in New Jersey
What do you do when confronted with a disgruntled and out-of-control litigant who continually files frivolous lawsuits against the same client involving the same dispute previously resolved by a final judgment in the Superior Court of New Jersey?
The short answer is you seek an injunction, as our firm successfully obtained this past week in th...
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Appeals Court Invalidates Employment Arbitration Agreement For Failure To Designate The Arbitration Forum And Process
New Jersey employers must be mindful of the Appellate Division's recent decision negating an arbitration agreement that failed to identify the arbitration forum or the method by which arbitration would be conducted. Flanzman v. Jenny Craig, Inc., et al., Docket No. A-2580-17T1 (App. Div. October 17, 2018).
In this particular case, an 82-year ol...