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03.19.2020
/ Client Advisories
Coronavirus Update: A Message from Archer’s President
(Click here for printable PDF) Christopher R. Gibson President We hope this message finds you, your family and co-workers well. Due to the ongoing uncertainty and fast-moving coronavirus pandemic, I wanted to reach out to provide you with updated information on how Archer is responding to the situation. Needless to say, the safety and […]
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Cherry Street Pier – Philly Pops & Archer – April 17-18
Looking for a family-friendly outdoor event this weekend? Archer is sponsoring The Philly Pops Sax Quartet at this weekend’s kick-off to the Cherry Street Pier Spring Season. Saturday 4/17 at 5 PM–6 PM Sunday 4/18 at 3 PM–4 PM No tickets are needed. Free for all to attend. The Sax Quartets will be the only […]
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COVID-19: Legal Issues for Your Business
When: April 28, 2021 01:00 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada) Where: Online Archer Faculty: Douglas Diaz, Esq. and Michael Floyd, Esq. About: This webinar will discuss the legal implications employers face in deciding whether they can, or should, mandate that their employees receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Businesses must be mindful of the numerous […]
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04.12.2021
/ News
In Memoriam: Denis J. Lawler
In Memoriam: Denis J. Lawler April 7, 2021 It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of our colleague and friend Denis James Lawler on April 7, 2021. Denis joined Archer & Greiner in August 2014 as a partner in the Estate and Trust Litigation Group in the firm’s Philadelphia […]
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04.12.2021
/ News
Archer Announces New Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer
April 12, 2021 – Archer is pleased to announce that Shelley R. Smith has been named the new Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer, and will serve as Chair of the Diversity and Inclusion Committee, effective immediately. Also a prominent member of the firm’s commercial litigation and labor and employment groups, Shelley will focus on […]
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James G. Smith
Jim G. Smith is a member of Archer’s Business Counseling Group. Drawing on over 25 years of experience, Jim’s practice focuses on complex securities and corporate transactions, investment management and corporate law. His practice includes advising opportunistic and strategic investors in acquisitions, joint ventures and dispositions. Jim guides purchasers and sellers through the acquisition process, […]
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04.07.2021
/ In The News
Archer Attorney’s Quoted in Accounting Today Article on Recent Case Victory
In the Accounting Today article “Court denies IRS ‘stacking penalties’ on FBARs” Archer attorney’s Mark Oberstaedt and Kenneth Ahl talked about their recent victory in the case, U.S. v. Giraldi.
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Tackling Civil Jury Trials- Part 3
When: June 17, 2021 | 3pm – 5pm Where: This is an online event. Archer Faculty: Carlos M. Bollar, Esq. About: Pursuant to the January 7th Court Notice, virtual civil jury trials resumed statewide on April 5th. More and more civil cases are being given trial dates and trials have been proceeding in larger numbers. […]
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04.05.2021
/ In The News
Archer Attorneys Quoted in The Philadelphia Inquirer Article, “The Biden infrastructure plan would rescue Pennsylvania roads and transit”
Archer attorneys, John Taylor and Eric Bugaile were quoted in The Philadelphia Inquirer Article, “The Biden infrastructure plan would rescue Pennsylvania roads and transit” published April 3, 2021.
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04.05.2021
/ In The News
Archer Attorneys Mark Oberstaedt & Kenneth Ahl Win Major Victory in United States v. Giraldi
The New Jersey Law Journal posted a “Daily Decision Alert” on United States v. Giraldi, involving Archer partner Mark Oberstaedt & Of Counsel Kenneth Ahl. The defendant moved for partial summary judgment in government’s action under the Bank Secrecy Act. To read the full article on Law.com / NJBJ, click here.
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03.31.2021
/ Client Advisories
Archer Attorneys Win Major Taxpayer Victory Against the Internal Revenue Service
(Click here for printable PDF) Earlier this month, Archer attorneys Mark Oberstaedt and Kenneth Ahl won a major taxpayer victory against the Internal Revenue Service in a case concerning the taxpayer’s alleged non-willful failure to file an annual FBAR form. In United States v. Giraldi, the United States District Court for the District of New […]
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Ask Archer: A Fireside Chat on Non-Compete Considerations with Daniel DeFiglio
As part of Archer’s ongoing Fireside Chat webinar series, associate Daniel DeFiglio will present “Non-Competes Under Siege: Considerations for Businesses in Light of Recent Proposed Legislation” on April 8, 2021. One 2019 survey showed that somewhere between 28% and 47% of private-sector workers are bound by non-compete agreements. This fireside chat discusses several important considerations for employers […]
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03.30.2021
/ Articles
Criminal Background Checks: Cautious Employers Could Cost Their Company
“Criminal Background Checks: Cautious Employers Could Cost Their Company” By: Ashley LeBrun, Esq., HR Daily Advisor, Mar 30, 2021
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03.29.2021
/ News
Lori Grifa Named to First-Ever ROI-NJ Influencers: Women in Business List
Archer partner Lori Grifa has been named to ROI-NJ’s first-ever “ROI Influencers: Women in Business 2021 List.” The 2021 ROI Influencers: Women in Business list honors the best women in the New Jersey business world, and includes eight sector categories. Lori is being recognized in the “Professional Services” category. Referring to Lori’s inclusion, ROI-NJ states, “She’s been a go-to […]
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03.29.2021
/ Client Advisories
Update on Tax Due Dates
(Click here for printable PDF) Since we issued our last tax Alert, there have been several changes to the state and local tax return filing and payment due dates for 2020 and we want to make sure everyone is up to date. Unless noted otherwise, the rules below apply to the returns of individuals only. They do not apply […]
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03.26.2021
/ Uncategorized
Federal Paid COVID-19 Leave (FFCRA) is Extended — If You Want It To Be
(Click here for printable PDF) On December 31, 2020, the Family’s First Coronavirus Response Act’s (“FFCRA”) requirement that employers provide paid leave for COVID-19 related reasons officially expired. However, in the latest stimulus bill passed under the new Biden Administration, the FFCRA paid leave was further extended (until September 2021) and even expanded in scope. […]
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Anthony La Ratta & Steven Mignogna to Speak at BCBA Seminar, “Hot Trends in Probate Litigation”
Archer Partners Anthony La Ratta & Steven Mignogna will speak at a seminar hosted by the Burlington County Bar Association titled “Hot Trends in Probate Litigation” on April 27, 2021. The topics discussed will include: Will & Trust Disputes Counsel Fee Applications Disputes as to Charitable Transfers Procedural Issues, Including Those Impacting the Return Date […]
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03.23.2021
/ News
Archer New Jersey Super Lawyers and Rising Stars for 2021
Archer congratulates its attorneys included in the 2021 New Jersey Super Lawyers and Super Lawyers Rising Stars lists. The publishers of Super Lawyers recognize attorneys who have distinguished themselves in their legal practice. Attorneys are chosen for this honor through a statewide nomination process by colleagues, peer review by practice area, and independent research on candidates by Super Lawyers staff. […]
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03.22.2021
/ Client Advisories
Litigants Beware: The Failure to Follow New Jersey’s Local Patent Rules Can Kill Your Claim Before its Day in Court
(Click here for printable PDF) More than a decade ago, we wrote about how the District of New Jersey’s recently adopted Local Patent Rules would help cement the district’s place as one of the top federal courts for patent litigation in the nation. One of the purposes of these rules was to cut down on the time […]
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Ask Archer: A Fireside Chat on LLC Operating Agreements with Members of the Business Counseling Team
When: Thursday, March 25, 2021 10:00am – 10:30am Where: This is an Online Event (Zoom) What: The Devil is in the Defaults: How to Make Sure Your LLC Operating Agreement Keeps the Default Rules at Bay Overview: Mark Oberstaedt, Gianfranco Pietrafesa & Amy Pearl will be hosting an event as part of Archer’s ongoing Fireside Chat […]
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03.18.2021
/ Client Advisories
IRS Extends Due Dates for Individual Returns
(Click here for printable PDF) On Wednesday March 17th, the IRS announced that the due date for all individual tax returns for 2020 has been extended from April 15 to May 17. Further, the due date for all Form 1040-related payments has been extended to May 17. Taxpayers do not have to file an extension […]