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• 08.31.2021

  Political Law Update for Banks, Utilities, Insurance Companies and Regulated Industries
  As summer winds down, we are entering the home stretch for the 2021 gubernatorial election in New Jersey. Because of the importance of this election, businesses and individuals who normally sit out politics may find themselves getting involved in political activity. This process can be especially tricky for New Jersey’s regulated industries—banks, utilities, insurance companies, and more—because the rules of the road for their political activity have recently changed.

• 05.03.2021

  A Brief Introduction to the History and Theory of Campaign-Finance Law, Part 1
  Recently on our blog, we have considered the nuances surrounding pay-to-play laws, election cycles, and refunds of contributions. But, as we continue to cover these and other topics deep in the weeds of political law, it is worth taking a step back to review the history and theory of campaign-finance laws in the United States.

• 03.04.2021

  Calling All New Jersey Government Contractors: Is Your Company Prepared for the March 30th Business Entity Annual Disclosure Filing Deadline?
  New Jersey’s Pay-to-Play Annual Disclosure filing deadline is less than one month away. New Jersey law requires each business entity that received payments of $50,000 or more (in the aggregate) as a result of New Jersey government contracts during the 2020 calendar year to electronically file a Business Entity Annual Statement (“Form BE”) with the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission (“ELEC”) no later than Tuesday, March 30, 2021.

• 02.17.2021

  The Power of Refunds
  Although refunds can be a powerful tool under New Jersey’s pay-to-play laws, all contributions should still be carefully reviewed for compliance with appliable limits so that a company or individual is not in the position of having to ask for a refund. Many companies think that if somebody makes or approves a contribution that they should not have made or approved, the company will simply request a refund. It’s not quite so simple…

• 01.28.2021

  The Importance of Election Cycles
  In our last blog, we addressed the applicability of reduced pay-to-play limits for government contractors and prospective government contractors. In this blog, as the first month of 2021 comes to a close, it is an opportune time to review the varying time periods applicable to traditional New Jersey campaign-finance limits. While some contribution limits operate on a calendar-year basis, not all contribution limits re-set in a new calendar year.

• 10.07.2020

  Know Your (Pay-to-Play) Contribution Limits: Fundraising for New Jersey’s 2021 Gubernatorial Election Has Begun
  The 2020 Presidential Election is right around the corner and New Jersey’s 2021 gubernatorial election is not far behind! Not only are invitations for socially-distanced and zoom events in connection with the 2020 general election hitting inboxes on a daily basis, but fundraising for the 2021 gubernatorial election has begun.

• 05.27.2020

  City of Newark Amends Pay-to-Play Ordinance: What Government Contractors Need to Know
  The City of Newark originally imposed pay-to-play restrictions via executive order in 2007, an approach that was later formalized into ordinance in 2012.

• 05.22.2020

  Rebecca Moll Freed to Participate on New Jersey Alliance for Action Webinar Panel
  Partner Rebecca Moll Freed will discuss how P3's are working in New Jersey and why they should be encouraged during her panel presentation at the upcoming Public Private Partnership Conference hosted by the New Jersey Alliance for Action on June 2nd. 

• 03.31.2020

  COVID-19 Political Law Updates
  As the entire globe faces the unprecedented challenges of COVID-19, the political world is working to adjust to the new normal. Campaign ads are already focusing on COVID-19 claims, and we are also seeing in-person events being replaced with virtual conference calls, events, and rallies. But, with very few exceptions, the existing legal framework still governs political activity.

• 03.27.2020

  New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission Announces Grace Period for Form BE Annual Pay-to-Play Disclosure
  The statutory filing deadline for the Form BE annual pay-to-play disclosure in New Jersey, which requires each business entity that received payments of $50,000 or more (in the aggregate) as a result of New Jersey government contracts during the 2019 calendar year to disclose its government contracts and political contributions, is set for Monday, March 30, 2020.

• 09.24.2019

  Rebecca Moll Freed to Present "Representing Non-Profit & Charitable Organizations - The Basics and Beyond" Program for NJICLE
  Join Partner Rebecca Moll Freed as she discusses election year and lobbying activities for non-profits.This NJICLE sponsored event has been approved for 4.5 CLE credits.

• 04.10.2019

  Genova Burns Panel to Present at New Jersey State Bar Associations’ 2019 Public Utility Conference

• 04.03.2019

  NJ ELEC Introduces Electronic Filing System for New Jersey PACs

• 03.19.2019

  Rebecca Moll Freed to Present Compliance Program for Women in Transportation (WTS) Philadelphia Chapter

• 02.22.2019

  Expansion of 501(c)(4) Donor Disclosure Becomes One Step Closer to Law in New Jersey

• 02.15.2019

  FEC Announces Increased Contribution Limits for 2019-2020 Cycle

• 02.01.2019

  20/20 Vision: Is Your Company Ready for the 2020 Presidential Election?

• 01.24.2019

  Proposed Legislation Would Expand New Jersey Disclosure Obligations for 501(c)(4)s and Increase Contribution Limits

• 01.15.2019

  Is Political Activity Compliance on Your Company’s New Year’s Resolutions?

• 10.17.2018

  Rebecca Moll Freed to Present Seminar “Demystifying the ELEC Process”

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