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New Jersey Government Law: What You Need to Know Now
Join partner Andrew Fede as part of an intensive NBI online seminar on New Jersey Government Law designed for both newcomers and seasoned practitioners.
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Artificial Intelligence for Property Appraisal: Will It Replace the Assessor?
Join partner David Schneider at the 2025 IPT Property Tax Symposium to explore the potential impact of AI on the real estate appraisal process.
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New District of New Jersey Standing Order Requires Schedule A Plaintiffs to Bring Their “A Game”
Federal courts have seen a barrage of intellectual property infringement filings in what have become known as “Schedule A” cases. These cases are typically brought by plaintiffs seeking to enforce intellectual property rights against numerous defendants listed on an attached Schedule A filed under seal. Schedule A plaintiffs often file a simultaneous ex parte motion for a Temporary Restraining Order (“TRO”) to enjoin the sale of the allegedly infringing products and, if successful, serve the TRO on online marketplaces, who may then remove the products at issue and impose an asset freeze—all before a defendant knows it was sued.