Much of the representation we provide at Ansell.Law involves zealous advocacy on behalf of clients who find themselves embroiled in a dispute or engaged in or face the prospect of litigation. While we pride ourselves on the skills and acumen of our trial lawyers and our ability to consistently protect or advance our clients’ rights in litigated matters, we also recognize the courtroom is not always the best forum for resolving conflict.
When parties to a dispute and their attorneys seek an alternative to costly and disruptive litigation, Ansell’s Mediation practice group provides them with the opportunity to have their voices heard and issues resolved with the assistance of a seasoned, judicious, and respected third-party neutral.
December 18, 2024
The Firm’s Layne Feldman Continues To Pursue Defamation Claims Arising Out of Baseless Allegations In a case that attracted both widespread media attention as well as bomb and death threats, Mitchell Ansell secured a not guilty verdict on behalf of a Marlboro middle school teacher charged with harassment for allegedly molesting one of her students. […]
Read More »December 5, 2024
By Thomas J. Gironda Thanks to a federal judge in Texas, approximately 32.6 million American businesses just got a reprieve from the confusing and burdensome reporting obligations imposed by the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). On Dec. 3, 2024, mere weeks before the Jan. 1, 2025 compliance deadline for many covered entities, Judge Amos L. Mazzant […]
Read More »November 10, 2024
By Thomas J. Gironda On January 1, 2024, approximately 36 million American business owners woke up to find a new, complicated, and potentially burdensome federal reporting obligation on their compliance plate. That was the effective date of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), a law passed in 2021 as part of a major effort to stop […]
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