What Employers Need to Know About the New Jersey Secure Choice Savings Program Act
What is it? The New Jersey Secure Choice Savings Program Act, also referred to as the New Jersey Small Business…
Two Earp Cohn Attorneys Named 2022 New Jersey Super Lawyers
We are pleased to announce two attorneys have been included on the lists for the 2022 New Jersey Super Lawyers…
Use of NFL Trademarks Now and During the Super Bowl
Super Bowl LVI will feature the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals meeting for the first time in a championship…
What’s In A Name? Maybe A Trademark Infringement.
Oops. This October, Mark Zuckerberg announced to great fanfare that social-media behemoth Facebook would be changing its name to Meta….
Social Media Influencers and Advertising Law
October 13, 2021, wasn’t a Friday, but it was still a memorably bad day for more than 700 companies, including…
Mandatory Covid Vaccination Requirements
On Sept. 9, 2021, President Biden announced that COVID-19 vaccination will be mandatory for certain employees in the private sector, in the…
Merritt A. Cole named to PBA’s “Giants” of the Business Bar
Congratulations to Merritt A. Cole on his selection to the Philadelphia Bar Association’s Business Law Section’s “Giants” series recognizing legal…
Johansson Sues Disney for Streaming Black Widow: A Cautionary Tale in Intellectual Property and Platforms
At the end of July, star of the new film Black Widow Scarlett Johansson sued Walt Disney Entertainment for breaching…
Sando speaks on Cannabis Law
Regulated substance and cannabis attorney Eric Sando recently spoke to the Camden County Bar Association on cannabis issues in New…
Supreme Court Holds That NCAA’S Non-Profit Status Does Not Allow It To Prevent Student Athletes From Seeking Compensation For Their Sports Performance Or Endorsements
In a major decision, by a unanimous 9-0 vote, the United States Supreme Court ruled recently that the NCAA’s non-profit…
