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Fractional In-House Counsel
Archer’s Fractional In-House Counsel Group provides clients with the legal guidance they need without the expense of a full-time salary. We offer a flexible and cost-effective solution tailored to your specific needs, whether on a retainer, flat-fee, or modified hourly basis. Clients only pay for the legal services they need, while still receiving comprehensive legal advice.
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06.10.2026
Speaking Engagements & Seminars
Business Bankruptcy: Key Chapters, Stays, and Pre-Filing Steps
Kicking off the National Business Institute’s Business Bankruptcy Basics comprehensive one-day program, partner Douglas Leney will present a session covering core bankruptcy chapters, Subchapter V, voluntary and involuntary filings, the automatic stay, and key pre-filing procedures.
06.04.2026
Speaking Engagements & Seminars
Navigating Ethics in LLC Formation
Partner Gianfranco Pietrafesa will serve as moderator of the 2026 NJSBA Business Law Symposium, a full-day program focused on timely, practice-driven sessions for attorneys advising businesses in a rapidly evolving landscape. In addition to moderating the forum, Franco will present a session providing a practical review of ethical obligations in LLC formation. The symposium is presented in cooperation with the NJSBA Business Law Section. Franco is a director and former chairman of the Section, continuing his long-standing involvement in advancing business law practice. Topics will include:
06.03.2026
In the News
Implementing AI While Regulations Are Pending
As businesses increasingly adopt artificial intelligence in the workplace, regulators and employers continue to grapple with how to establish effective guardrails for a rapidly evolving technology landscape. Archer partner Kate Sherlock served as a panelist during a panel discussion at NJBIA's Tech Forward NJ conference, where lawmakers and industry experts discussed the challenges of implementing AI responsibly while regulatory frameworks are still being developed.
