By Kris W, Scibiorski In a world of ever growing legal behemoths, a small band of highly skilled outsiders is trying to hang on to their hard won niche practices.Admittedly, the efforts of the New Jersey chapter of the International Network of Boutique Law Firms (INBLF) are unlikely to make much of a blockbuster action […]
Read MoreHere is Charlie Stile’s article: Conservative surge Christie’s election represents the high water mark of an informal group of conservative activists who began meeting regularly at the Empire Diner in Parsippany eight years ago. The Tuesday Group began its lunch sessions in 2002, which could be considered the nadir of the conservative movement in […]
Read MoreBy Walter Dawkins Staff Writer OLD TAPPAN — Neighbors involved in a pesticide complaint against a farm owned by a borough councilman have filed an ethics complaint against him with the state’s Local Finance Board. The complaint, dated Feb. 1, alleges that Ronald Binaghi Jr. used his influence as a borough councilman to obtain approval […]
Read MoreWhen Bret Schundler was Mayor of Jersey City, I had the honor of working side by side with him as an Assistant Corporation Counsel and Mayor’s aide (1993-2001.) I know that Bret’s experience, intelligence, and “can do” attitude wills serve him well in this position. Good luck, Bret.
Read MoreBob Martin to be nominated Commissioner of NJ Department of Environmental Protection Bob Martin, a Hopewell Township business executive, will be nominated by Chris Christie to serve as commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection. Martin is a retired partner with Accenture and worked with the Christie campaign and transition team on energy and environmental policies during his race for […]
Read MoreI am very honored to be one of 12 attorneys who will be serving as counsel to Governor-Elect Chris Christie’s Transition Committee. During the transition, I will provide legal advice (when requested) to the Committee (and/or the various sub-committees) on environmental, public utility, and administrative law issues.
Read MoreAre you ready for SRRA? Find out what’s new in SRRA and how this new law will change site cleanups in New Jersey. On May 7, 2009, Governor Jon Corzine signed the Site Remediation Reform Act, N.J.S.A. 58:10C-1 et seq. (“SRRA”) into law. The Governor also signed Executive Order #140, implementing the new law. SRRA […]
Read MoreGov.-Elect Chris Christie has launched a Transition website. For information regarding the Transition, visit: /www.nj.gov/transition2010
Read MoreBy Walter Dawkins Staff Writer OLD TAPPAN – Residents involved in a pesticide complaint against a farm owned by a borough councilman are angry at his plans to build another greenhouse on the site. James and Wilda Lagrosa have complained that greenhouse ventilating fans from Stokes Farm, owned by Councilman Ronald Binaghi Jr., blow contaminants […]
Read MoreBy Walter Dawkins The Record Staff writer Old Tappan- Pesticide complaints against a farm owned by a borough councilman must be heard by the state’s Office of Administrative Law to avoid a conflict of interest, Bergen County’s Agriculture Development Board ruled Tuesday. The owner of Stokes Farm, Borough Councilman Ronald Binaghi Jr. had requested that […]
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