Kevin J. Moore, Partner in the Real Estate Group, authored the article "Navigating New UHAC Requirements: Practical Challenges for New Jersey Inclusionary Housing Developers" published in the 2026 summer edition of the Mercer County Lawyer, the seasonal newsletter
The question is no longer whether an outburst was “bad enough” to forfeit legal protection, but why the employer acted, and consistent enforcement of its rules is an employer’s best defense.
The nationwide moratorium by CMS creates new compliance challenges for new Medicaid enrollments or changes of ownership involving home care agencies
Pennsylvania Supreme Court to Decide If Mediation Privilege Can Be Waived Through Litigation Conduct
The case provides an important reminder for litigators: mediation materials should be handled carefully from the moment they appear in subsequent litigation.
The NJDOL has formally adopted worker-classification regulations, making accurate classification more important than ever, as violations can result in significant and cumulative penalties.
Delaware's legislation clarifies when organizations must notify the Delaware Attorney General following a computer security breach and strengthens state oversight of breach-response activities.
In Pennsylvania, cosmeceutical retailers must register with the PA DOH as a drug retailer or otherwise face exposure to significant noncompliance penalties.
While AI scribes can serve as valuable tools that improve efficiency, health care organizations should carefully evaluate the associated privacy, compliance, and liability risks.
Long-term success in LEAD will require organizations to take a thoughtful assessment of the model's financial, operational and clinical implications.
Whether qui tam survives will have very tangible consequences for the government, those who do business with the government, and the bar.
Investigations often succeed or fail based not on the underlying facts, but on whether the organization can obtain those facts promptly and reliably.