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• 06.20.2022

  Genova Burns Secures Victory for Client - District Court in Connecticut Compels Arbitration in Lawsuit Against Solar Company
  In a recent decision in the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut, Genova Burns LLC secured a victory for client Venture Home Solar, LLC (Venture Home). Three plaintiffs in the case sued alleging violations of Connecticut’s consumer protection laws in connection with Venture Home’s installation of solar panel systems in residential homes. Two of the plaintiffs contracted with different companies, Sunnova Energy Corporation (Sunnova) and Sun Power Capital LLC (Sun Power) for their solar panels, but their contracts provided that Venture Home would be the “Subcontractor/Installer” or “Dealer/Installer” of their solar panel systems. The Sunnova and Sun Power contracts contained provisions requiring that the plaintiffs arbitrate their disputes on an individual basis. Trying to avoid arbitration, the plaintiffs sued Venture Home in Court.

• 05.20.2022

  Kathleen Barnett Einhorn Presented "Tales from the Bench and Bar and Lessons Learned" Program at the 2022 NJSBA Annual Convention
  Firm Partner and complex commercial litigation law specialist Kathleen Barnett Einhorn, Esq. took part in a program entitled, "Tales from the Bench and Bar and Lessons Learned" at this year's New Jersey State Bar Association's Annual Convention on May 18th. 

• 11.04.2021

  Jennifer Borek and Lawrence Bluestone to Present at NJICLE Roundtable: Current Issues in Business Litigation Webcast
  Partner Jennifer Borek, Esq. will moderate and Partner Lawrence Bluestone, Esq. will speak at a New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education Roundtable webcast entitled "Current Issues in Business Litigation" on November 9th.

• 06.29.2021

  The Supreme Court Says, “The NCAA is not above the law.” Will College Athletes Get Paid To Play?
  In a long awaited decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously this week in National Collegiate Athletic Association v. Alston et al., that the NCAA violated the antitrust laws in limiting the education-related benefits colleges and universities can offer student athletes. The case involved a broader challenge by current and former NCAA Division I student athletes, to rules on student-athlete pay imposed by the NCAA.

• 06.07.2021

  Supreme Court Narrows Liability Under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
  Late last week, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision that narrows the scope of a statute used by the Government and private parties against individuals who access computer systems without authorization. The decision in Van Buren v. United States resolved a split among lower courts limiting both civil and criminal liability under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), a statute that prohibits individuals from “intentionally access[ing] a computer without authorization or exceed[ing] authorized access, and thereby obtain[ing]…information from any protected computer.”

• 05.11.2020

  Rajiv Parikh and Lawrence Bluestone to Participate on Panels at NJSBA 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting and Convention
  Firm Partner Rajiv D. Parikh, Esq. and Counsel Lawrence Bluestone, Esq. will participate and moderate, respectively, seperate panels at the upcoming NJSBA Virtual Annual Meeting and Convention on Wednesday, May 13th.

• 04.23.2020

  Supreme Court Agrees to Decide Scope of Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
  Although this case involves a criminal prosecution, the decision will implicate the ability of companies to bring civil cases in federal court against employees and former employees that improperly access company data for improper purposes. The CFAA has been an important tool for companies to enforce the confidentiality of data in their computer systems and has become increasingly important as more and more confidential data is electronic.

• 02.26.2020

  Appellate Division Permits Public Records Access to Police Use of Force Reports Involving Juveniles
  On February 19, 2020, the New Jersey Appellate Division issued a decision Digital First Media v. Ewing Township permitting a newspaper access under New Jersey’s Open Public Records Act (OPRA) to Use of Force Reports (UFR) involving a juvenile, provided the juvenile’s name is redacted.

• 06.03.2019

  Yellowstone No More?: New York Highest Court Approves Waiver of Commercial Tenant Right to Seek Declaratory Judgment

• 06.03.2019

  Yellowstone No More?: New York Highest Court Approves Waiver of Commercial Tenant Right to Seek Declaratory Judgment

• 04.11.2019

  Kathleen Barnett Einhorn Profiled in New Jersey Super Lawyers 2019

• 01.16.2019

  New Jersey Supreme Court Rules Mis-Labeled Arbitration Provision in Consumer Contract Unenforceable

• 01.10.2019

  Arbitrator to Decide Whether Dispute is Subject to Arbitration Even if Argument is “Wholly Groundless,” Supreme Court Holds

• 09.25.2017

  Federal Circuit Paves Way for Additional Discovery in Autonomous Car Case