Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Partners Barry M. Capp, Alfred M. Caso, and Seth M. Rosenstein have been elevated to Shareholder. Associates Layne A. Feldman and Jonathan D. Sherman have been elevated to Partner. The new roles are effective January 1, 2026.
New Jersey has now joined other states that impose strict pay transparency requirements on job listings and opportunities. Read more about what employers need to include in their postings to avoid compliance troubles.
Following a twenty-five-year career as an assistant prosecutor, Hoda Soliman has joined Ansell.Law as a partner focusing on criminal and municipal matters.
55+ communities need vigilance and experienced counsel to enforce their age restrictions and maintain their quality of life, as illustrated by a recent victory by Catherine Brennan.
For small business owners, business litigation can feel personal and emotional. But their lawyers need to be calm, rational, and pragmatic to be effective.
Seth Rosenstein earned recognition in New York Super Lawyers as a Rising Star for the second consecutive year.
When an owner tries to back out of a signed contract to sell their property, the buyer can ask a judge to force the owner to consummate the transaction as agreed.
The consequences of running afoul of New Jersey and federal housing discrimination laws can be severe. Learn how such claims arise and proceed, and what property owners can do to minimize exposure.
For decades, non-competition agreements that limit a former employee’s ability to work in his or her chosen field have been met with skepticism by judges and legislators in New Jersey, New York, and across the country.
Nicole D. Miller, a partner with more than a decade of experience, is officially admitted to practice in the state of Florida. Additionally licensed in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, she expands her practice to serve clients in four states.
