President Joe Biden recently proposed, as part of his 2024 budget, a “billionaires’ tax” that would establish a higher tax rate for the ultra-wealthy. The president said it is part of reducing the deficit but, more importantly, it is about making the rich pay their fair share. John P. Barrie, […]
Steven Hyman, Partner at McLaughlin & Stern, argued before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in New York, on behalf of Mr. Sam Kerson, the artist who painted murals commemorating Vermont’s participation in the Underground Rail Road to help slaves escape to freedom. The case, Kerson v. […]
Mollie Lustig, partner at McLaughlin & Stern, was recently quoted in an article by NJ Spotlight News discussing a draft of New Jersey’s new rules for cannabis consumption lounges. While recreational cannabis is legal in NJ, the rules for cannabis-related businesses are still in the works, and the new drafted […]
Mollie Lustig, partner at McLaughlin & Stern, participated in a panel at the Eighth Annual C. Clyde Ferguson Jr. Symposium. The panel, “OUT: An Attempt at Clemency Through Marijuana Pardons,” was focused on the topic of clemency for prisoners serving sentences for marijuana related convictions, and particularly on President Biden’s […]
In an article written by 420 NJ Events, Mollie Hartman Lustig, Chair of our Cannabis Practice Group, discusses cannabis consumption areas: the desire for consumers to find a safe location to consume, and the risks and liabilities that business owners face in operating such establishments. The local and state statutes […]