By Anthony J. D’Artiglio Historically, struggling small businesses looking to the Bankruptcy Code for salvation rather than liquidation had only one option: a proceeding under Chapter 11. Indeed, Chapter 11 has given countless companies the breathing room needed to reorganize and restructure their debts rather than close up shop for
Ansell.Law Shareholder Anthony J. D’Artiglio and Associate Nicole A. Benis successfully secured a victory for a client in the United States Bankruptcy Court District of New Jersey, ensuring the client was awarded an administrative expense claim for a portion of unpaid rent due under a commercial lease over the United
On April 3, 2025, Ansell.Law shareholder and commercial real estate attorney Melanie Scroble added to her already impressive list of professional recognitions when she was honored as “Attorney of the Year” by J.G. Petrucci Company, a multi-state developer and owner of commercial, industrial, and residential properties throughout the Northeast. Scroble
By Barry M. Capp Sifting through a mountainous stack of resumes and cover letters, conducting tedious and time-consuming screening interviews, and then more rounds of interviews – such is the life of a company’s hiring manager and anyone else charged with finding the right candidate for an open position. It
Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Gabriel R. Blum was selected for inclusion in The National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40. The National Trial Lawyers is an invitation-based organization that recognizes and promotes excellence in the legal profession. “The Top 40 Under 40” is bestowed upon a select group
By Gabriel R. Blum Last year, NFL quarterback Baker Mayfield signed a $100 million, three-year contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Undoubtedly, that agreement was thoroughly and thoughtfully negotiated and then memorialized in a detailed, written, legally binding, and enforceable contract. But it appears that Mayfield may not have been
By Barry M. Capp and Layne A. Feldman In a unanimous March 17, 2025, opinion, the New Jersey Supreme Court held that earned commissions are “wages,” not “supplementary incentives,” and are therefore covered by the rights and remedies of the state’s Wage Payment Law (WPL). The decision in Musker v.
Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that eleven attorneys were selected for inclusion in the newly released 2025 New Jersey Super Lawyers and Rising Stars list.* The attorneys recognized represent several practice areas that highlight the Firm’s strengths. New this year, Seth Rosenstein and Anthony Sango are named Rising Stars for
A recent Law360 article covered the Firm’s Princeton office relocation to 100 Canal Pointe Boulevard. President and Managing Shareholder Michael V. Benedetto reinforced Ansell.Law’s commitment to an enduring presence in New Jersey and the capacity to serve New Jersey clients as well as those in New York and Pennsylvania. While
After a whiplash-inducing series of court orders, the mandatory Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) are now back in effect. Most covered Reporting Companies will need to submit their BOI information to FinCEN by Mar. 21, 2025, if they have not already done so.
