Shareholder Melanie J. Scroble was named to the NJBIZ 2026 Leaders in Law, a list that celebrates standout attorneys and general counsel who set the standard for excellence in practice.
New Jersey recently adopted sweeping new regulations regarding disparate impact discrimination in employment.
Ansell.Law is proud to share that Lawrence H. Shapiro, a respected attorney and longtime member of our Firm, has been appointed to serve as a Judge of the New Jersey Superior Court.
A Lakewood mom wrongfully charged with murder for the death of her 3-month-old child is now free after Ansell.Law attorneys secured both her release from custody and the dismissal of the charges against her.
Franchisors need to act thoughtfully and in compliance with their franchise agreement and state laws when cutting ties with a franchisee. Read more about how franchisors can avoid costly termination and non-renewal conflicts.
2025 was an extraordinary year for Ansell.Law, filled with client victories, meaningful growth, and significant awards. We proudly reflect on the outstanding achievements of our attorneys and staff.
Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Partners Barry M. Capp, Alfred M. Caso, and Seth M. Rosenstein have been elevated to Shareholder. Associates Layne A. Feldman and Jonathan D. Sherman have been elevated to Partner. The new roles are effective January 1, 2026.
New Jersey has now joined other states that impose strict pay transparency requirements on job listings and opportunities. Read more about what employers need to include in their postings to avoid compliance troubles.
Following a twenty-five-year career as an assistant prosecutor, Hoda Soliman has joined Ansell.Law as a partner focusing on criminal and municipal matters.
55+ communities need vigilance and experienced counsel to enforce their age restrictions and maintain their quality of life, as illustrated by a recent victory by Catherine Brennan.
