News & Insights

Quarter Notes; COAH Ramps Up The Controversy

"COAH Ramps Up The Controversy", Published in OnSite, the magazine of the Metropolitan Builders & Contractors Association of New Jersey. (September 2014) By: Guliet D. Hirsch, Esq. ...read more

Smart Growth in the Highlands Region

"Smart Growth in the Highlands Region", Dimensions Newsletter, New Jersey Builders Association, February/March 2014. By Gullet D. Hirsch, Esq.   ...read more

Cluster Development Law Offers New Opportunities For Flexible Planned Development

CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT LAW OFFERS NEW OPPORTUNITIES FORFLEXIBLE PLANNED DEVELOPMENT, Dimensions Newsletter, New Jersey Builders Association, November 2013, By: Guliet D. Hirsch, Esq. ...read more

NJBPU Announces Public Stakeholder Series for Grid Modernization

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) recently published notice for a series of public meetings to collect stakeholder input on Grid Modernization and improving the Interconnection Process in New Jersey. We at Archer Law & Archer Public Affairs have been anticipating that the NJBPU would be undertaking such a process to address regulatory issues that could lead to comprehensive grid modernization proposals. ...read more

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie Signs Permit Extension Act

On September 21, 2012, Governor Chris Christie signed the third Permit Extension Act into law. ...read more

New Development: Department of Environmental Protection Waiver Rules

In response to Governor Christie’s Executive Order No 2, which directs state agencies to implement common sense principles of government reform, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has adopted a new rule that gives the agency flexibility to modify compliance with rules in certain limited circumstances. ...read more

Archer & Greiner Welcomes 2026 New Associate Class

Archer & Greiner, P.C. (“Archer”) is pleased to announce that six associates have joined the firm as members of its 2026 new associate class. The incoming associates will practice across the firm's Voorhees, Hackensack, and Red Bank offices. Each member of this year's class brings strong academic credentials, valuable legal experience, and a commitment to client service that reflects the firm's values. Their arrival deepens the firm's bench across key practice areas and reinforces its investment in developing the next generation of legal talent. ...read more

Maureen Coghlan, Debra Rosen and Richard Wells Recognized by NJLJ 2023 New Jersey Legal Awards

Archer is pleased to announce that three of the firm’s attorneys have been recognized for their efforts by the New Jersey Law Journal this year in the publication’s annual awards.* ...read more

Clint Allen Helps Marijuana Dispensary Client Gain Municipal Planning Approvals in Vineland, NJ

On July 10, marijuana dispensary Columbia Care, was granted all municipal planning approvals necessary to move forward with its plan to start operating from two sites in Vineland before the end of the year. Archer's Clint Allen, attorney for Columbia Care, successfully presented the company's request to the Vineland Planning Board for approvals to renovate a former plumbing business building at 1062 N. Delsea Drive into a dispensary for its products. ...read more

From Term Sheet to Topping Out: Financing and Building South Jersey in 2026

Land Use partner Michael Floyd will moderate a panel at Bisnow’s South Jersey State of the Market program focused on the financing and development challenges shaping South Jersey’s real estate market in 2026. ...read more

Data Centers - How to Cut Through the Noise to Get to the Legal Issues

The rapid growth of data centers is reshaping the legal landscape, creating new challenges and opportunities across land use, zoning, utilities, environmental regulation and municipal governance. As communities, developers and policymakers navigate competing priorities, attorneys must understand the evolving legal and regulatory framework shaping this expanding industry. Partner Richard Wells will serve as moderator for this timely panel discussion featuring experienced practitioners who will examine the key legal issues surrounding data center development. Attendees will gain valuable insight into the legal and policy considerations shaping this rapidly evolving area of law, along with practical knowledge they can apply in their own practices. ...read more

Communicating Data Center Growth: Industry Strategies for Community Engagement in Pennsylvania

As Pennsylvania becomes a hub for new data center development, this growth presents exciting opportunities, along with unique challenges. Join partner Richard Wells and a panel of leading industry experts for a deep dive into the dynamic world of data centers. This program will explore how data centers are driving economic growth, job creation, and infrastructure development in Pennsylvania. Panelists will address key issues facing the industry, including community engagement, navigating zoning and permitting hurdles, and responding to concerns from local residents. ...read more