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News Appellate Division Affirms Summary Judgment in Defamation Matter

In a recent unanimous decision, the New Jersey Appellate Division affirmed the lower court’s g…

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Events “Legal Notice” As We Know It Has Changed

OS Partner Lawrence Cutalo will be a speaker at “ ‘Legal Notice’ As We Know It Has…

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News Court Grants Summary Judgment in Slip-and-Fall Action

In a recent decision, summary judgment was granted in favor of the firm’s client, Defendant J.…

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Awards/Recognition Six OS Attorneys Recognized in Best Lawyers Lists

OS is proud to announce that six of its lawyers are included in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers…

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Client Alert N.J. Supreme Court Holds Undocumented Workers Can Recover for Wage and Hour Violations

Recently, the New Jersey Supreme Court issued a unanimous opinion in Lopez v. Marmic LLC, holding that undocumented workers are entitled to recover for underpayment under New Jersey’s wage and hour laws.

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Client Alert The Insurance Challenge: AI-Assisted Pro Se Litigation and Rising Defense Costs

Generative artificial intelligence (“AI”) is reshaping litigation. For insurers and lega…

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Client Alert Anonymous or Impersonated Online Speech Under New Jersey’s UPEPA: An Unresolved Question for Practitioners

As online defamation disputes increasingly involve fake accounts, spoofed identities, deepfakes, and…

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Client Alert Grace Period Ends July 19: What New Jersey E-Bike Owners Need to Know Now

New licensing, registration, and insurance requirements apply to all riders—not just teens.

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Client Alert Proposed New Jersey Legislation Signals Expanding AI Compliance Obligations

Like many jurisdictions across the United States, the New Jersey Legislature is advancing a cluster …

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Awards/Recognition OS Recognized by Chambers USA 2026

OS is proud to announce that the firm's New Jersey General Commercial Litigation practice has been r…

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Client Alert Juvenile Disclosure in the Digital Age: Meeting New Jersey’s “Specific and Extraordinary Harm” Burden

A long-standing, but rarely litigated, provision of New Jersey’s Code of Juvenile Justice, N.J…

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