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Olivia Mendler, an attorney in Archer’s Matrimonial & Family Law Group, was a recent participant in SJ Magazine’s Family Law Roundtable. She sets the record straight about the number 1 rule for posting on social media during a divorce. https://bit.ly/3QB1dxy

Stephanie J. Zane, Chair of Archer’s Matrimonial & Family Law Group, recently participated in SJ Magazine’s Family Law Roundtable discussing the benefits of having a fresh set of eyes when it comes to dealing with a complicated divorce. Hear what she has to say about its importance in helping people think outside the box. https://bit.ly/3EYyX5p

In response to NJ Senate President Nick Scutari’s proposed bill seeking to re-criminalize buying small amounts of cannabis from unlicensed dealers, Bill Caruso commented to Politico that NJ’s cannabis industry isn’t plagued by illicit cannabis sales, but rather the real threat is with unregulated, untested and untaxed intoxicating hemp products being sold, including to those under 21. Read more: https://bit.ly/3Xj0iFM #Cannabis #CannabisRegulation

As a result of the February 17, 2025 U.S. Supreme Court’s order in the Texas Top Cop Shop case, the beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) are once again back in effect. The Financial Enforcement Crimes Network (FinCEN) has extended the deadline for filing initial, corrected, and updated reports under the CTA to March 21, 2025. Read more in our advisory about specified deadlines and what is still open to change: https://bit.ly/4hNHdDE #CTA #FinCEN

World Day of Social Justice is a powerful reminder of our collective responsibility to build an equitable society that provides everyone with access to the same opportunities and resources. Archer’s pro bono practice is committed to providing access to the law to individuals and organizations who cannot otherwise afford legal counsel. The diverse and far-reaching pro bono work we undertake is driven by our dedication to further this vision and help create lasting change. For additional information on our pro bono program, visit: https://bit.ly/42JxUhi #SocialJusticeDay #ArcherGreiner #ProBono

We are thrilled to welcome recently retired New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Lee A. Solomon to the Archer team. Justice Solomon brings a decade of service on the New Jersey Supreme Court in his return to private practice. With his impressive long list of experience in all three branches of government, we are looking forward to the invaluable perspective he will bring to our clients and the firm. We could not be more excited to have him on board!   Read more: https://bit.ly/4i373DB

In an article for NJLJ, attorneys Marie E. Lihotz and Olivia Mendler discuss the difficult question as to if a court should grant a request for emancipation when a headstrong adult child rejects a payor-parent’s influence, but remains dependent on the other parent? Read the complete article here: https://bit.ly/42U3paB #familylaw #emancipation

With so much going on in the Cannabis industry, it is important to stay in the know. Join Archer partner Bill Caruso, a leading advocate and influencer for the cannabis industry, along with other Cannabis industry experts for the Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey’s Cannabis Workshop. Register: chambersnj.com

We had a great evening at Samaritan's 2025 Celebration of Life Gala and were truly honored to be recognized alongside the esteemed fellow honorees, TD Bank and Antonio D. Tillis, PhD-Chancellor, Rutgers Camden. Archer is dedicated to making a positive impact in our communities, and we were thrilled to celebrate the outstanding efforts of Samaritan, whose dedication to providing comprehensive care continues to uplift and improve the lives of so many. David Weinstein, Melissa Osorio Dibble, Esq., Kayci Petenko, Noel Fleming, Lisa Stewart Albright

D&O insurance policies that offer protection to those who sit on boards of directors contain a “capacity exclusion.” If a board member acts outside their corporate role, the exclusion may be triggered to bar coverage. In an article for the ABA’s Coverage Journal, Archer partner Ellis Medoway writes about recent decisions on the D&O policy’s capacity exclusion. Read the complete article here: https://bit.ly/3QeUERe #ArcherGreiner #BoardofDirectors #Insurance