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  • 05.21.2025Eugene Paolino Discusses "The Journal" with Kushner Real Estate President and Chief Development Officer In Real Estate-NJ Genova Burns Partner and Commercial Real Estate & Redevelopment Law specialist Eugene T. Paolino, Esq.'s Fireside Chat at the Jersey City Summit with Kushner C-Suite executives was featured in a recent article published by Real Estate NJ. The Journal — a $1B, 1,723-unit luxury project set to redefine Journal Square.
  • 11.15.2024Genova Burns’ Eugene Paolino and Gerard Pizzillo Recognized Among ROI-NJ’s 2024 Real Estate Influencers Genova Burns is proud to announce that Senior Partner Eugene T. Paolino, Esq., and Partner Gerard D. Pizzillo, Esq., have been named to ROI-NJ's prestigious 2024 Influencers - Real Estate list in the Service Provider category. This recognition highlights their significant contributions and influence within New Jersey’s real estate sector.
  • 04.13.2023The Glass is Half Full: An Update on Governor Murphy's Proposal Regarding Liquor Law Reform In New Jersey Governor Murphy recently held a roundtable discussion with restaurant owners and fellow government officials, where he discussed his proposal to modernize the state’s liquor license laws. The proposal was teased in Governor Murphy’s State of the State Address earlier in the year, though details of the plan were formerly unknown. We now know that Governor Murphy’s goal is to create equity in the liquor license industry by expanding the number of licenses available and lowering the costs of those licenses, allowing for local small businesses to participate in this seemingly exclusive industry and boost the economy.
  • 01.19.2023Governor Murphy’s Call for Liquor License Law Reform On January 10, 2023, Governor Phil Murphy delivered his State of the State Address, announcing long-awaited liquor license law reforms. Gov. Murphy named liquor law reform as a top priority and provided some insights into his reform plan. Specifically, Gov. Murphy aims to make the laws more fair by expanding availability and lowering costs.