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Rite-Aid’s Shuttering of Numerous Stores Illustrates the Challenges Faced by Commercial Landlords When a Tenant Files for Bankruptcy

November 7, 2023

By Anthony J. D’Artiglio Pharmacy giant Rite-Aid’s bankruptcy and proposed reorganization plans have had wide-ranging and cascading impacts from coast to coast. But perhaps the most immediate and acute effects of the company’s insolvency are felt by the commercial landlords that host the scores of leased locations that Rite-Aid intends

James Aaron Co-Chairs Benefit to Support Israel

November 2, 2023

Shareholder Emeritus James G. Aaron recently co-chaired a successful fundraising benefit to support Israel. Inspired by his rabbi’s sermon following the October 7, 2023, attack in Israel, Jim felt compelled to organize a benefit to raise humanitarian aid for the victims of terror. As vice president of the Axelrod Performing

New Jersey CRC Proposes New Regulations for Edibles and Ingestibles

November 2, 2023

By Anthony Sango On September 25, 2023, New Jersey’s Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC) released proposed regulations for the manufacturing and marketing of edible and ingestible cannabis products in the state. The proposed rules would allow Class 2 cannabis manufacturers to develop and offer an expanded range of products. The proposed

Law360 Covers Closely Watched Verizon Cell Tower Litigation in Monmouth County

October 25, 2023

In a hotly contested and closely watched litigation matter, Verizon Wireless applied to place cell towers along a New Jersey boardwalk in Monmouth County. Verizon sued the county and its board when their request was denied, claiming the denial was not supported by substantial evidence. Proposed Intervenors now seek to

Default Judgments: What Happens When You Fail to Respond to a Lawsuit

October 24, 2023

By Seth M. Rosenstein One of the brightest minds of our time once said, “Half the battle is just showing up.” While “showing up” and responding promptly to a lawsuit filed against you doesn’t necessarily give you an edge in winning the case, failing to respond gives you close to

Anthony J. D’Artiglio Elevated to Litigation Team Leader

October 18, 2023

Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that partner Anthony J. D’Artiglio has been elevated to Litigation Team Leader for North New Jersey. This new role complements his mentoring and leadership abilities within the Firm. D’Artiglio will manage the Firm’s North New Jersey litigation presence. Additionally, he will work closely with Firmwide

Andrea White Appointed to Speak at the New Jersey State Bar Association 2023 Mid-Year Meeting in Paris

October 13, 2023

Ansell.Law is proud to announce Andrea White is scheduled to be a speaker at the New Jersey State Bar Association 2023 Mid-Year Meeting in Paris November 4-11. Andrea will present at the Diversity and Inclusion seminar on Josephine Baker and her instrumental involvement in Women’s Rights. The first black woman

Ansell.Law Continues Criminal Defense Practice Growth With New Attorney

October 5, 2023

Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Courtney R. Sauer has joined the firm. As an associate based in our Ocean office, Courtney devotes her practice to criminal defense. She will defend clients in various criminal matters, including motor vehicle violations, disorderly persons offenses, and felonies. Courtney joins the busy criminal

Protecting Small Businesses and Property Owners From Serial Plaintiffs and Self-Appointed “Testers” Who File Nuisance Suits Under the Americans With Disabilities Act

October 3, 2023

By Seth M. Rosenstein Twenty-five years after its passage, the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) has quite literally reshaped the landscape for disabled individuals, allowing them to participate more fully in society and avail themselves of the same facilities, services, and opportunities as everyone else. However, the ADA’s impact on

Law, Not Lease, Defines Default

September 27, 2023

In a victory for landlords dealing with a tenant in bankruptcy, Ansell.Law attorney Anthony D’Artiglio recently secured a ruling in a reported decision that broadly defined the “defaults” tenants must cure in order to assume a lease. The decision in In re Old Market Group Holdings Corp. clarifies that a