Upper Deerfield 7th Grader Named Art Contest Winner
Feb. 27, 2024 – John Talvacchia, Chairman of the Medical Malpractice Group at Cooper Levenson, presented a 2023 Holiday Card Contest award to 7th grade student Emily Lopez. Emily’s artwork was featured on the firm’s holiday cards. Emily received a plaque and a $50 gift card. Her teacher, Ms. Parks, also received a plaque to […]
Cooper Levenson Attorneys Listed in South Jersey Magazine’s 2023 December Feature
Congratulations to our attorneys listed in South Jersey Magazine’s Dec. 2023 feature recognizing attorneys known for results while prioritizing client’s needs. Bankruptcy and Creditor-Debtor Rights – Eric Browndorf Cannabis Law – Sean Dalton Divorce Law – Cynthia Grob Gaming Law – Lucas Levenson and Amy Rudley Health/Administrative Law – Brittany Bonetti and Jill Ojserkis Land […]
Egg Harbor City 6th grader named Holiday Art Contest winner
Feb. 14, 2024 – Angela Robinson of Cooper Levenson’s marketing department presented a 2023 Holiday Card Contest award to Sofia Vanfossen 6th Grader and her teacher, Heather Grasso at the Egg Harbor City School Board meeting. Photo: Tom Briglia/PhotoGraphics
Charlotte Dombroski, 7th grade Evesham School District artist, presented with Holiday Art Contest award
Cooper Levenson education law attorney Kasi M. Gifford presented Evesham Township School District 7th grader Charlotte Dombrowski and her teacher Kate Gormley with Holiday Art Contest awards. Music by the Middle School Orchestra made the evening extra-festive. Winning students receive a $50 gift card and a plaque featuring their design. The students’ teachers receive a […]
Quinn Broomhead, an Absecon 5th grade student, presented with Holiday Art Award
Cooper-Levenson partner Victor P. Wasilauskas presents Quinn Broomhead, a 5th grade student with her award plaque and a $50 gift certificate for her winning entry into the firm’s 2023 Holiday Card contest at The Absecon Board of Education meeting on Tuesday January 23, 2024. Photo: Tom Briglia /PhotoGraphics for CL
Captain’s Table Event February 29 to Benefit the Community Food Bank of NJ and Let Us Eat – Please, Inc.
An evening of delicious food, cocktails, and a lavish array of desserts will be held at the Atlantic City Convention Center. More than a dozen local top chefs from across Southern New Jersey will be serving guests their most popular dishes. While guests enjoy sampling signature menu items from some of the area’s most popular restaurants, they […]
Pulling Back the Curtains on Business Entities: The Corporate Transparency Act
By Michael Salad and Craig Panholzer Starting January 1, 2024, business entities will be required to disclose certain information as part of a new Federal law. The Corporate Transparency Act, §§ 6401-6403 of the William M. (Mac) Thornberry National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2021, Pub.L. No. 116-283 (H.R. 6395), 134 Stat. 338, 116th […]
Grade School Students Design Cooper Levenson Holiday Cards
Cooper Levenson’s 2023 holiday cards featured artwork from six grade school students, chosen from hundreds of entries. The winners in the firm’s holiday art contest designed to engage students in the arts as well as help raise awareness of the firm’s chosen charity, “Let Us Eat, Please,” which is highlighted on the cards. Winning students […]
Cooper Levenson Foundation Accepting 2024 Scholarship Applications
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – December 19, 2023 -Cooper Levenson Foundation, Inc. is offering college scholarship grants to high school seniors residing in the firm’s practice areas. Candidates must demonstrate academic excellence, active involvement as a volunteer, and financial need, and must be planning to enroll as a full-time student at an accredited two- or four-year university. “We […]
The “Ongoing Storm Rule” is Still Ongoing in New Jersey
by Louis Niedelman, Esq. This article follows up on a previously published article announcing a ruling of the New Jersey Supreme Court that reinstated the “ongoing storm rule.” Pareja v Princeton International Properties. This decision ruled that commercial property owners do not have a duty to remove the accumulation of snow and ice from their […]