Zoning Board Members May Be Disqualified Based on Their Positions in the Mayor's Association
New Jersey Holds Zoning Board Members May Be Disqualified Based on Their Positions in the Mayor's Association when the Mayor Actively Campaigned Against Variance Application. The New Jersey Appellate Division recently held...
Charitable Immunity For Non-Profits May Turn on the Amount of Private Funding
A recent Appellate Division case in New Jersey has found that the Charitable Immunity Act may not apply where private donations to...
Attorneys Attended Sussex County League Hosted Cruise
On Monday, August 5, Attorneys...
Attorneys to Play Part in Queen of Fair
Laddey Clark & Ryan attorneys will play a part in the Queen of the Fair Pageant at...
New Jersey Bans Employers from Inquiring about Job Applicants' Pay Histories
On July 25, 2019, Acting Governor Sheila Y. Oliver signed Assembly Bill 1094 into law. The bill amends the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination ("LAD") by making it an unlawful...
Employers Must Note Changes to New Jersey's Medical Marijuana Law
On July 2, 2019, Governor Murphy signed numerous revisions to the Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act ("CUMMA"), into law. CUMMA is now...
Ryan Appointed Jefferson Township Attorney
Having campaigned on a platform of change, Jefferson Township's recently elected Mayor Eric Wilsusen appointed Thomas N. Ryan, Esq. as Township Attorney. Ryan, Managing Partner of Laddey Clark & Ryan, is a member...
McMeen to Present on Municipal Court Basics
Jonathan McMeen, practice leader of Laddey Clark & Ryan's Workers' Compensation Practice Group and a municipal prosecutor, will be presenting...
Jansyn Presenting on Employees and Technology
Jessica Jansyn, employment and labor law attorney and Laddey Clark & Ryan partner, will present...
