New Jersey may soon expand who qualifies as an employee under proposed NJDOL rules codifying the ABC test. Barry Capp breaks down the new framework, key factors under each prong, and what employers should know as the rules move closer to possible adoption.
Ansell.Law Shareholder Jennifer S. Krimko is featured as a “Power Player” in Industry Magazine’s July/August 2025 issue. Individuals recognized as “Power Players” are among New Jersey’s leaders in their fields, including business, culture, and the arts. Click here to read Krimko’s “Power Player” profile. To view the online issue, click
Ansell.Law is thrilled to announce that Shareholder Melanie J. Scroble was named to the NJBIZ 2025 Law Power List. The list recognizes attorneys celebrated for their professional accomplishments and public service. Honorees are selected due to their meaningful contributions to advance public interests and make New Jersey a better place
We are excited to announce that Ansell.Law is now an official Community Partner of The Fort Athletic Club, a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to fitness, wellness, and family-friendly activities. This partnership reflects our Firm’s ongoing commitment to support organizations that promote health, connection, and community engagement. “Becoming a Community Partner was
Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Kelsey M. Barber recently secured a $7 million judgment on behalf of our client in a complex construction defect litigation matter. The case involved significant structural and design deficiencies in a multi-unit commercial property. The case required extensive expert testimony and a detailed analysis
By Melanie J. Scroble Understanding Leases v. Licenses for Short-Term Property Use Netflix is establishing a major East Coast production hub in New Jersey at the former Fort Monmouth military base. Expected to be completed in 2028, it will include 12 soundstages, backlot areas, office buildings, and other production support
Rick Brodsky, shareholder and co-chair of the Zoning and Land Use Department, recently secured significant approvals for clients, resulting in meaningful victories for local developers. These wins come on the heels of other recently secured approvals, underscoring the Firm’s record of helping clients across New Jersey obtain zoning and planning
By Nicole D. Miller As most New Jersey community association board members are undoubtedly aware, a law enacted in January 2024 imposed new and, some have said, onerous capital reserve funding and study requirements on almost all New Jersey community associations. To ease the compliance challenges these new obligations created,
Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Rick Brodsky, Shareholder and Co-Chair of the Firm’s Zoning and Land Use Department, successfully represented the applicant in securing zoning board approvals for the development of an 82,095 square foot self-storage facility on a site already developed with a 5,995 square foot retail center
By Seth M. Rosenstein “Stuff happens.” In business, as in life, the unanticipated, unexpected, and unprecedented can upend the most rock-solid plans or sincerest of intentions. That is why attorneys who negotiate and draft commercial contracts put so much effort into identifying and addressing every possible risk, event, or circumstance
