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New Jersey Enacts Stringent New Inspection, Evaluation, and Maintenance Requirements for Condominium and Co-Op Buildings

January 11, 2024

By Elysa D. Bergenfeld and Nicole D. Miller On January 8, 2024, New Jersey’s already-stringent building codes for residential construction became even more so when Gov. Phil Murphy signed S2760/A4384 into law. The sweeping legislation establishes additional requirements for the regular inspection, evaluation, and maintenance of certain types of condominiums

2023: A Look at Our Year of Giving

January 10, 2024

2023 was a remarkable year for Ansell Grimm & Aaron, filled with client victories, Firm milestones, growth, and the loss of a cherished colleague. Through all those moments, one thing remained constant – our steadfast commitment to enriching the communities where we live and work. Our people share a commitment

Ansell.Law Elevates Seth Rosenstein and Tara Walsh to Partners

January 2, 2024

Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Seth M. Rosenstein and Tara K. Walsh have been elevated to partners. Seth enjoys a diverse practice handling litigation, controlled substances and regulatory law, and residential real estate matters. A savvy negotiator, Seth appears in state and federal courts and before the American Arbitration

Celebrating the Life of Peter S. Falvo, Jr.

December 19, 2023

We are deeply saddened to share that Peter S. Falvo, Jr., a Shareholder Emeritus of Ansell.Law and the former Chair of the Firm’s Land Use & Zoning Law Department, passed away on December 18, 2023. Peter was a loyal friend and colleague whose legal career spanned more than 50 years.

Tigger Stavola Foundation Honors Mitchell Ansell

December 11, 2023

Celebrating their 10th anniversary this year, the Tigger Stavola Foundation recently honored Shareholder Mitchell Ansell. Involved since the foundation’s 2013 inception, Mitchell was recognized for his unwavering support and efforts to increase awareness of opioid addiction’s tragic effects. Aside from his personal connection to the Stavola family, he vigorously defends

A Well-Crafted Medical Partnership Agreement Can Reduce the Likelihood of Disputes and Maximize the Benefits for Physicians

December 7, 2023

By Layne A. Feldman Many elements go into building a successful medical practice. First is assembling a team of exceptional physicians with complementary talents and a shared vision and practice philosophy. But no matter how in sync the doctors who form a medical partnership may be at the outset, there

Zoning: Is Cannabis the New Alcohol in New York and New Jersey?

November 15, 2023

By Anthony Sango On December 5, 1933, the United States rejected years of moral panic and repealed alcohol prohibition by passing the 21st Amendment. Just under 88 years later, on November 3, 2020, the people of New Jersey rejected decades of a similar moral panic by voting “Yes” on Public

Asbury Park Zest Profiles Michael Benedetto in Fall Green Life NJ Edition

November 15, 2023

President and Managing Shareholder Michael V. Benedetto is featured in the Fall/Holiday 2023 Green Life NJ edition, published by Asbury Park Zest. A prominent lifestyle publication, Asbury Park Zest was created to highlight one of the most unique oceanfront cities in America and the businesses and people who call it

Early Endgames: What Is the Difference Between a Motion To Dismiss and a Motion for Summary Judgment in New Jersey Litigation?

November 13, 2023

By Nicole D. Miller There is a big difference between a lawsuit and a trial. While tens of thousands of lawsuits are filed every year in state and federal courts here in New Jersey and across the country, only a small percentage of those cases ever reach the point where

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