02.22.2024Genova Burns To Host CLE Hybrid Seminar "Diversity In ADR: Acknowledging and Addressing the Lack of Diversity in the Selection of Arbitrators and Mediators" on March 21Join us for a thought-provoking discussion at our upcoming event: "DIVERSITY IN ADR - Acknowledging and Addressing the Lack of Diversity in the Selection of Arbitrators and Mediators" lead by industry specialists Theo Cheng, Esq., and Darren Rumack, Esq., moderated by firm Partner Jennifer Roselle, Esq.
For decades, the ADR field has grappled with a significant lack of diversity in the selection of arbitrators and mediators. The time for change is now, and we're excited to share insights into the progress made and the hope for a more inclusive future.
08.31.2023Risk of Cemex Bargaining Order Raises Stakes for Employers that Commit Serious Unfair Labor Practices During Union CampaignsExpressing palpable frustration with an employer that committed many unfair labor practice charges after a union filed an election petition, and acknowledging the lack of serious disincentives to engage in unlawful behavior opposing a union campaign, on August 25, 2023, the NLRB issued a new set of rules that will apply immediately to many employers and unions locked in a unionizing campaign. The major change is that the Board has determined that it has the power to impose a bargaining order on an employer that engages in serious unfair labor practice charges during an organizing campaign despite the union’s losing a Board-supervised election and without entertaining the remedy of a re-run election.
12.08.2020Smile, You're on CameraGovernor Murphy recently signed two bills governing the use of body worn camera (BWC) by law enforcement officers in New Jersey.
11.02.2020Police Discipline Record Release: Upheld but Temporarily StayedThe Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division recently issued a unanimous decision upholding Directive 2020-5 and Directive 2020-6 amending the New Jersey Attorney General’s Internal Affairs Policy & Procedures (“IAPP”), which governs police internal affairs investigations in New Jersey.
09.30.2020Jennifer Roselle and Joseph Hannon to Discuss Intricacies of Prepping for Labor Negotiations at Upcoming NJSLOM WebinarFirm Counsel Jennifer Roselle and Joseph Hannon will participate in a webinar presentation entitled "Prepping For Labor Negotiations: Who Needs to be Involved, What’s Negotiable, and the Expected Costs" for The New Jersey State League of Municipalities, Government Finance Officers Association, and the New Jersey Municipal Managers Association on October 7th.
07.07.2020Will You Be Immune to COVID-19 Lawsuits?As businesses and institutions of higher education begin returning to in-person work or instruction, entities continue to grapple with reopening and the probability of infection despite following all current health guidelines. The evolving guidance from health officials, the federal, state and local governments means that businesses and institutions will be constantly monitoring and updating procedure and protocols in response to the public health emergency.
04.03.2020In the Wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic, New Jersey Expands Employee Leave Entitlements On March 25, 2020, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed S2304, amending the New Jersey Earned Sick Leave Law, the New Jersey Family Leave Act (“FLA”), and the New Jersey Temporary Disability Benefits Law (“TDL”). The amendments expand an employee’s ability to take leave and collect temporary disability benefits during epidemic-related emergencies.
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