When a business co-owner/partner gets divorced, business and personal become inextricably intertwined. Without proper planning, the end of a co-owner/partner’s marriage can lead to potential doomsday scenarios for the company and other owners.
New Jersey’s Department of Labor recently introduced its final worker classification rules that attempt to clarify the “ABC test” used to determine whether a worker is an employee or independent contractor.
Kelsey Barber recently obtained summary judgment in her client’s favor in a contentious, lengthy dispute involving adverse possession of a small scrap of property she has openly used and occupied for over 60 years.
Joseph Vigliotti has joined the Firm’s Commercial Real Estate Department and is based in the Woodland Park office.
Andrea B. White was appointed to the New Jersey State Bar Association’s Family Law Executive Committee as an emeritus member for the 2026-2027 term.
A new law fundamentally changes how New Jersey classifies and regulates e-bikes, treating them more like motor vehicles than bicycles, with license, registration, insurance, and other requirements that don’t apply to conventional bike riders.
Washington state recently joined several other states in banning almost all non-competition agreements, with New Jersey potentially the next state to pass similar legislation this year.
The Department of Labor recently published a new Proposed Rule that would abandon the Biden-era employee/contractor classification framework adopted in 2024 and restore the approach adopted in the waning days of the first Trump administration.
Home construction or improvement projects offer the promise of a beautiful new living space, but also the nightmare of disputes with contractors that can delay or derail a build. Read more about the early warning signs of trouble and what to do about them.
The 2026 Edition of New Jersey Super Lawyers and Rising Stars names twelve Ansell.Law attorneys for family law, criminal defense, general and business litigation, and real estate.
