Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Courtney R. Sauer has joined the firm. As an associate based in our Ocean office, Courtney devotes her practice to criminal defense. She will defend clients in various criminal matters, including motor vehicle violations, disorderly persons offenses, and felonies. Courtney joins the busy criminal
By Seth M. Rosenstein Twenty-five years after its passage, the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) has quite literally reshaped the landscape for disabled individuals, allowing them to participate more fully in society and avail themselves of the same facilities, services, and opportunities as everyone else. However, the ADA’s impact on
In a victory for landlords dealing with a tenant in bankruptcy, Ansell.Law attorney Anthony D’Artiglio recently secured a ruling in a reported decision that broadly defined the “defaults” tenants must cure in order to assume a lease. The decision in In re Old Market Group Holdings Corp. clarifies that a
Ansell.Law is thrilled to announce that Hillary Hudson Bryce has joined the firm’s Ocean office. Hillary devotes her practice to criminal defense and joins the firm following a stellar twenty-five-year career serving the people of Ocean County as chief assistant prosecutor. She will dedicate her time and vast courtroom skills
The Old Orchard Country Club in Eatontown is moving closer to its transformation into an age-restricted housing development with open space and commercial uses on the highway. A recent ordinance amendment established new zoning regulations for the 94-year-old golf course, allowing up to 145 age-restricted, single-family homes with amenities off
Shareholder Joshua Bauchner will join a panel of experts presenting “The Municipal Cannabis Matrix Reloaded” at the New Jersey League of Municipalities Annual Conference in Atlantic City, November 14-16, 2023. The largest municipal gathering in the nation, this conference provides New Jersey’s local government officials and professionals with extensive learning
Shareholder Joshua Bauchner is quoted in a New Jersey Monitor article discussing the recent decision impacting New Jersey law enforcement officers’ rights to use cannabis when not on duty. The closely watched case of wrongful termination resulted in a win for police officers who want to use cannabis legally while
In the rapidly evolving area of controlled substances law, our attorneys are at the forefront of recent developments and important issues affecting business owners in this exciting space. Read below to learn more. New Lawsuit Challenges Unconstitutional Bureaucratic Overreach by New York Cannabis Regulators A new lawsuit challenges unconstitutional overreach by
Creation of Unauthorized CAURD Licensing Category Has Delayed or Denied Licenses for Hundreds of Qualified Applicants On August 2, 2023, a complaint was filed in the New York Supreme Court seeking to reverse the state’s regression from bureaucratic oversight to bureaucratic overreach regarding the regulation of its adult-use cannabis market.
During a contentious assembly late last month, New York’s Cannabis Control Board (“CCB”) approved emergency regulations limiting the amount of THC allowed in products containing potentially intoxicating hemp-derived cannabinoids and banning some cannabinoids altogether. Under the approved regulations, edible products must have a 15-to-1 ratio of CBD to THC and
