By Gabriel R. Blum Last year, NFL quarterback Baker Mayfield signed a $100 million, three-year contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Undoubtedly, that agreement was thoroughly and thoughtfully negotiated and then memorialized in a detailed, written, legally binding, and enforceable contract. But it appears that Mayfield may not have been
Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that partner Anthony J. D’Artiglio has been elevated to Shareholder. Based in the Firm’s Woodland Park office, D’Artiglio’s practice comprises bankruptcy, commercial litigation, controlled substances and regulatory law, and labor and employment. An experienced and savvy litigator, he handles an impressive range of matters, including
As noted in a recent article published by Ansell.Law Partner Seth M. Rosenstein, nuisance Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) cases have cost American businesses millions of dollars, and settlement is often the path of least resistance. It is often the case that an aggressive defense of the claims – particularly
By David J. Byrne and Nicole D. Miller Every level of government possesses a treasure trove of information. Each New Jersey municipality and state agency is supposed to keep copious records relating to things like interactions with the public, police reports, permit applications, zoning variance requests as well as internal
Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Anthony D’Artiglio has been named in the 2025 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. Recognized for his work in business litigation and bankruptcy, D’Artiglio is named among New Jersey’s Ones to Watch.* D’Artiglio is a partner and the litigation team leader in our Woodland
By Seth M. Rosenstein The concept of majority rule is not only a defining characteristic of democracy but also the way decisions are made in a wide range of contexts every day. No matter the issue – whether choosing between candidates for public office or deciding what toppings to put
In a land use dispute where a litigious neighbor filed a complaint seeking to effectively appeal zoning permits issued for construction that has long since been completed – some for more than a decade – Litigation Department attorneys Anthony J. D’Artiglio and Brian J. Ashnault, with assistance from Land Use
When a stepson attempted to take advantage of his loving stepfather’s generosity by claiming that a $389,000 loan was actually a gift he did not have to repay, Lawrence H. Shapiro and Kelsey M. Barber of the Firm’s Litigation Department successfully vindicated the stepdad, obtaining a judgment in his favor
By Seth M. Rosenstein Businesses and individuals facing the prospect of litigation often ask legal counsel whether they can sue or be sued over a particular set of facts and circumstances, and the proper response is generally that “Anybody can file a lawsuit against anyone about anything.” That is not
The 2024 New Jersey Super Lawyers and Rising Stars list recognizes nine Ansell Grimm & Aaron attorneys.* Fewer than 5% of New Jersey attorneys are named to the annual Super Lawyers edition. “Rising Stars” are the legal profession’s up-and-coming attorneys, either under age 40 or practicing for ten years or
