Health Care Facilities, Staffing Companies and Home Care Service Agencies Undergoing a Change in Control Need to Comply With a New Law Protecting Continuity of Employees
09.27.2022
Featured Insights
08.15.2024
Speaking Engagements & Seminars
Donor Advised Funds: An Overview and Introduction to Advanced Gifting Strategies
Archer partner Noel A. Fleming will be a speaker at the CLE “Donor Advised Funds: An Overview and Introduction to Advanced Gifting Strategies” hosted by the Philadelphia Bar Association Tax Section.
08.13.2024
Press Releases
Stephanie Lopez Joins Archer
Archer is pleased to welcome Stephanie Lopez, who joined Archer’s Hackensack office as an associate in the Business Litigation Group. Stephanie focuses her practice on commercial and complex civil litigation handling a wide variety of business and commercial disputes. She has represented clients in litigated matters involving contracts, consumer-oriented class actions, unfair competition, restrictive covenants, shareholder disputes, and business torts. Stephanie has also represented clients in appellate matters before all levels of both state and federal appellate courts. She has considerable experience in all stages of such litigation and appellate practice.
08.08.2024
Articles
Impact of the 'Loper Bright' Decision on New Jersey State Deference
Attorneys Marc Rollo, Charlie Dennen and Thomas Tyrrell discuss in the New Jersey Law Journal article,” Impact of the ‘Loper Bright’ Decision on New Jersey State Deference” how the Supreme Court’s decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo severely limits the ability of federal administrative agencies in the development, implementation and enforcement of their regulatory authorities. By eliminating the decades-old Chevron deference standard, nearly every federal regulation and action taken thereunder may be subject to non-deferential, or de novo, judicial review of its underlying statutory charge.