The Latest On Electronic Billboards In NJ

Publisher: Law360

September 26, 2016

Day Pitney Author(s) Christopher John Stracco Craig M. Gianetti Katharine A. Coffey

Christopher Stracco, Craig Gianetti, Katharine Coffey and Luke Pontier wrote an article, "The Latest On Electronic Billboards In NJ," for Law360. The article is about the significance of the Supreme Court of New Jersey's reversal of the decision, E&J Equities v. Board of Adjustment of Franklin Township, 2016 N.J. LEXIS 890 (Sept. 15, 2016), in which the Franklin Township Zoning Board of Adjustment invalidated a township ordinance prohibiting the placement of electronic billboards along Interstate 287. The initial decision to prohibit digital billboards was made in 2010 and was based on aesthetic and public safety concerns. However, the Supreme Court reversed the decision and declared the ordinance unconstitutional finding that the ordinance restricted commercial speech.

January 18, 2022

Judge Christopher F. Droney (ret.) and Matthew Austin authored the article, "2022 Brings New Priorities in Civil and Criminal Enforcement for U.S. Justice Department," for the Expert Opinion column of the Connecticut Law Tribune.

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"The Future of the Death Penalty in Florida," hosted by American Constitution Society

"Who Can You Trust? The Dangers of Serving As and Representing Fiduciaries," Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society

On October 22, Partner and General Counsel Elizabeth J. Sher was a panelist at the Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society webinar titled, "Who Can You Trust? The Dangers of Serving As and Representing Fiduciaries."

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"Who Can You Trust? The Dangers of Serving As and Representing Fiduciaries," hosted by Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society

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Miami Partners Sarah B. Jacobson and Georgia A. Thompson's promotions to partnership were featured in the Sun Sentinel's People on the Move column.

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January 4, 2022

Day Pitney's election of 11 attorneys to partnership nationwide, including two in its Parsippany office was featured in NJBIZ.

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Elizabeth Sher, partner and General Counsel for Day Pitney, was quoted in the New Jersey Law Journal's article titled, "All Eyes on Philip Sellinger: Observers Watch New US Attorney for Clues About Priorities."