Melanie Scroble Honored on 2026 NJBIZ Law Power List
July 22, 2026
Shareholder Melanie Scroble was named to the NJBIZ 2026 Law Power List for the second consecutive year.
Shareholder Melanie Scroble was named to the NJBIZ 2026 Law Power List for the second consecutive year.
Ansell.Law welcomes Daniel H. Adler as a senior associate in its Corporate, Finance & Banking Department. With over 14 years of experience spanning in-house and outside counsel roles, Adler helps businesses turn complex legal challenges into clear, strategic solutions.
Ansell.Law is thrilled to announce that Shareholder Melanie J. Scroble was named to the NJBIZ 2025 Law Power List. The list recognizes attorneys celebrated for their professional accomplishments and public service. Honorees are selected due to their meaningful contributions to advance public interests and make New Jersey a better place
Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Women We Admire has included Melanie J. Scroble in the Top Women Leaders in Law for 2024. As an organization focused on executives and leaders in the United States and Canada, Women We Admire highlights today’s women in business, law, medicine, entertainment, sports, motherhood,
Klein Helping Clients with Property Sales and Acquisitions Across the State Jason S. Klein, Esq. (a) assisted a client in the acquisition of a 200-plus unit multifamily complex located in Morris County, through a membership interest purchase, which also included assistance with financing from a large regional bank and multiple
AGA Secures Dismissal Of Nationwide Class Action Ansell Grimm & Aaron attorneys Joshua S. Bauchner and Anthony J. D’Artiglio obtained dismissal of a putative, nationwide class action for lack of subject matter jurisdiction in New Jersey federal district court. The case, Cindy Adam v. Frank V. Barone, et al., Civ. A.
Rick Brodsky, a partner with the firm, recently sat down with Industry magazine to discuss the unique perspective he brings to his practice in real estate, zoning and land use, and development. You can see the full profile here: For the People
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