New Jersey Law Journal | Analysis
By Rebecca L. Warren | December 3, 2021
We have arrived at the age of 'Never Trust, Always Verify.' Zero Trust is truly a paradigm shift: no user is deemed trustworthy, continuous verification is required, and access inside the perimeter does not guarantee unfettered movement. Zero Trust is premised upon the five pillars examined in this article.
New Jersey Law Journal | Analysis
By Michelle A. Schaap and Ryan M. Beeck | December 2, 2021
If attorneys fail to assess vendors properly and to identify and manage the potential risks they may create, attorneys fail in their ethical obligations to their clients and do disservice to their own personnel too. This article discusses appropriate processes to manage supplier risk.
New Jersey Law Journal | Analysis
By John T. Wolak and Julia E. Palermo | December 1, 2021
There is no doubt that the commercial application and use of biometrics will continue to increase and, with it, the legislative efforts to address corresponding concerns about privacy, security, and control of personal data.
New Jersey Law Journal | Chart
By David Gialanella | Juliette Gillespie | November 16, 2021
See all the charts here.
New Jersey Law Journal | Infographic
By David Gialanella | November 15, 2021
The listing orders firms by their New Jersey attorney population.
By New Jersey Law Journal | November 7, 2021
Profiles of over 200 associates hired in New Jersey in 2021.
By David Gialanella | Juliette Gillespie | October 28, 2021
Read the honorees' Q&As here.
New Jersey Law Journal | Analysis
By Myron C. Weinstein | October 15, 2021
The author argues that one prong of New Jersey's two-pronged mortgage foreclosure standing criterion is incorrect, thereby impugning the entire standard. This raises serious questions about whether standing defenses by borrowers are being properly evaluated and justly resolved.
New Jersey Law Journal | Analysis
By Daniel R. Guadalupe and Deanna Koestel | October 14, 2021
Two seasoned practitioners in the area of construction law present an insightful dialogue regarding the pros and cons of arbitrating construction cases.
New Jersey Law Journal | Analysis
By Jeffrey M. Gussoff and Adriana M. Peters | October 13, 2021
Real estate acquisitions and sales are on the fast-track, while commercial lease transactions are slower to rebound and take longer to negotiate and finalize. This article explores the factors behind these differing tempos, and how real estate lawyers can manage all aspects of their practice in the current environment.
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