Stacey Cozewith, Chair of Saiber’s new Family Law Practice, joins the podcast to discuss building the Firm’s first family law group, navigating divorce, custody, and prenuptial agreements, and how empathy and strategy shape her approach. Stacey also shares how AI is changing legal work and what clients should know before starting the process.

In this episode of the Garden State Law Podcast, DanaLynn Colao breaks down New Jersey's newly signed Pay Transparency Law, set to take effect on June 1, 2025. DanaLynn shares key insights into what the law requires, which employers are impacted, and how to prepare for compliance. From mandatory salary disclosures in job postings to promotion transparency and the importance of pay equity audits, this episode provides practical guidance for businesses of all sizes. Tune in to learn how employers can stay ahead of the curve and avoid costly penalties.

Much discussion has been had over the Federal Trade Commission’s decision to ban non-compete clauses. As we all know, this will impact the employee/employer relationship dramatically. However, how will this affect the potential acquisition of a business? Will this have an impact on venture capital firms from making certain investments? Corporate law attorney Pooja Patel explores this, and more, in the latest episode of the Garden State Law Podcast.

In a hot real estate market, residential properties are being sold above market, without contingencies, and often without an inspection. But, buyer beware. Homes can be littered with issues, from structural to cosmetic. That is why, in the Garden State, home purchasers are protected by a Sellers Disclosure Statement – an attestation by a seller that discloses any known existing issue with a home.  What is a Sellers Disclosure Statement? What should be included in one? And, who has to complete this form? Saiber real estate litigator Michael Shortt answers these questions and more, on the latest episode of The Garden State Law podcast.

Hiring day laborers has become relatively commonplace in the Garden State. But, is it legal? If it is legal, what are some of the steps that need to be taken in order to keep it legal. These questions, and more, are answered by construction law attorney Rob Nussbaum in the latest episode of The Garden State Law podcast.

Navigating the holiday party season can be a legal minefield for employers and human resources professionals. From excessive alcohol drinking to harassment and insensitivity, it’s important that employers effectively communicate their expectations of proper employee behavior to help curb potential legal liability. Join Saiber employment attorneys DanaLynn Colao, Vincent Cirilli, Jack Losinger, and Caroline Braga as they discuss the critical do’s and don’ts of hosting a company holiday party on this latest edition of the Garden State Law Podcast.

New Jersey boasts some of the toughest environmental laws in the country. From the New Jersey Spill Compensation and Control Act to the Industrial Site Recovery Act, the state has long been a leader in setting and enforcing environmental regulations. These rules make it crucial for businesses and individuals to understand and minimize their environmental impact. Join Saiber environmental attorney Geri Albin as she talks about the practical aspects of environmental law in New Jersey, her work, and some current hot topics in environmental regulation.

While many people work hard to save for retirement and plan for the future, many also neglect one of the most important components of long-term planning: having an estate plan. Join estate planning attorney Mary Joan Kennedy in a candid discussion on why it is critical for people of all ages to consider having an estate plan.

Artificial Intelligence has played an increasingly important role in how businesses are making employment decisions. From employee recruiting to workplace monitoring, AI is no longer a novel concept and is becoming a staple in the world of human resources. In the latest episode of The Garden State Law Podcast, join Saiber employment attorney Vince Cirilli as he discusses the rapid growth of AI in the world of employment, and what employers should know when utilizing this powerful tool.

Over the last three years, attorneys and judges were forced to practice law in the virtual world.  Given the onset of the COVID pandemic, along with advancements in technology, the legal industry has officially embraced a digital practice. While some things are here to stay, certain aspects of practicing virtually may not linger forever. In the latest episode of The Garden State Law Podcast, join Saiber litigator Marc Wolin as he discusses his experience of a remote trial and practicing law in the digital age.