COVID-19 Telemedicine/Telehealth Services Permitted in New Jersey for Out-of-State Practitioners
March 20, 2020 Brittany A. Bonetti, Esq. | Jill T. Ojserkis, Esq., LL.M. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed emergency legislation paving the way for New Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal and the Division of Consumer Affair to waive numerous regulatory requirements for out-of-state practitioners to become licensed in New Jersey and offer services to […]
COVID-19 Alert for Joint Commission Accredited Hospitals
By Jill T. Ojserkis, Esq., LL.M. and Brittany A. Bonetti, Esq. Due to President Trump’s declaration of a national emergency regarding COVID-19, on March 16, 2020, The Joint Commission announced its suspension of all regular surveying. The Joint Commission advised that there may be a small number of surveys that will need to continue, such […]
Japan looks to Nevada as it considers gaming regulations: Our attorney Scott Rasmussen quoted in Las Vegas Review Journal
Congratulations to our attorney, Scott Rasmussen. Read more in the Las Vegas Review Journal – story link below. “Earlier this month, former Nevada Gaming Control Board chair Becky Harris found herself a long way from home. Harris, along with Cooper Levenson attorney Scott Rasmussen, spent five days in Japan, meeting with integrated resort promotion officials […]
Atlantic City boys basketball coach reinstated: Atlantic County Superior Court
We are pleased to announce that today, November 28, 2018 Judge Michael J. Blee, P.J. Ch., of the Atlantic County Superior Court, entered an order immediately reinstating Coach Allen, as Boys Basketball coach for Atlantic City High School. Coach Allen is reinstated until further Order of the Court and should be at practice today. From […]
Banking and Marijuana-Related Businesses, by Michael L. Salad and Brittany A. Bonetti
Click here for a printable copy: Michael Salad and Brittany Bonetti article Banking and Marijuana-Related Businesses NJ Lawyer mag Oct 2018 This article was originally published in the October 2018 issue of New Jersey Lawyer, a publication of the New Jersey State Bar Association, and is reprinted here with permission. Since federal regulators began reinterpreting […]
New Jersey State Bar Association Appoints Brittany Bonetti to Cannabis Law Committee
The New Jersey State Bar Association appointed Cooper Levenson Attorney Brittany A. Bonetti to its Cannabis Law Committee. The committee will focus on the intricacies of cannabis issues from a legal perspective. “The legalization of recreational cannabis in New Jersey will change the playing field,” said Bonetti. “I’m looking forward to working with my colleagues […]
A Synopsis of Significant Cannabis Bills for the current New Jersey Legislative Session
The first three bullet points pertain to recreational use. Please note this is not an exhaustive list. S2703 – “New Jersey Marijuana Legalization Act”; legalizes possession and personal use of marijuana for persons age 21 and over; creates Division of Marijuana Enforcement and licensing structure; introduced on June 7, 2018 by Senators Scutari and Sweeney […]
Sessions Memo Makes Waves for Cannabis Industry
by Brittany Verga Bonetti Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ rescission of the Obama-era “Cole Memo” on January 4, 2018 created a stir in the expanding domestic cannabis industry. In a single page the Sessions Memo rescinds previous Department of Justice guidance, which limited federal prosecution of marijuana-related activity. The Sessions Memo gives federal prosecutors more latitude […]
Michael Salad to present at Tax Reform Forum: The Impact of Tax Law Overhaul
Guest Speaker Michael Salad will present at this Alloy Silverstein informational session where CPAs and tax law experts will discuss what you need to know and how to plan for 2018’s impending changes.
Boundary Lines: Student residency issues…by Amy Houck Elco, Esq. and Kelli A. Prinz, Esq.
This article appeared in the New Jersey School Board Association School Leader Magazine. NOVEMBER/DECEMBER • 2017 • VOLUME 48 • NO. 3 Is this student eligible to attend our school district? It seems to be a simple question, but one that often does not have a simple answer. Student residency questions abound as school districts […]