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Who Is Scott Salmon? Meet the Lawyer Challenging Kennedy’s Candidacy
For some, news of a lawsuit seeking to keep Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s independent campaign for president off the New Jersey ballot elicited one question: Who is Scott Salmon? Salmon, an election lawyer and partner at Jardim Meisner Salmon Sprague & Susser in Florham Park, is both plaintiff and plaintiff’s counsel in the suit against Kennedy. His […]
FTC’s Ban on Non-Compete Provisions: Legal Challenges and Implications for Employers
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sent shockwaves through the business community with its recent adoption of a new regulation: a sweeping ban on non-compete provisions in employment contracts. The Noncompete Rule, finally adopted on April 23rd, 2024, marks a significant departure from conventional employment practices, promising, according to the FTC, to empower workers while reshaping […]
Federal Agency’s Noncompete Ban Faces Legal Challenges
On April 23rd, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) announced a ban on almost all non-compete provisions, which has sparked immediate legal pushback. The ban, scheduled for implementation on September 4th, 2024, would render most non-compete agreements void and prohibit their future enforcement. However, the FTC faces opposition in federal courts, with at least three […]
The Value of Non-compete Covenants in a Business Divorce
Owners of closely held businesses, whether an S corporation, limited liability company or partnership should always be attentive to and be familiar with the operations of the company, as well as the rights, duties, and obligations they have as owners. This latter point includes making sure the company has an executed shareholder agreement or operating […]
BUSINESS DIVORCE: Realizing the necessity to end the business partnership
Like a marital divorce, the dissolution of a business or a “break-up” of a company due to ownership and partner in-fighting is typically referred to as a “business divorce”. Just as in a marriage when the relationship sours between two or more business partners, those partners need to identify what the difficult issues are: Do […]
Jardim, Meisner, & Susser, P.C. Announces Two New Equity Partners
New Jersey, January 4, 2023 – Jardim, Meisner & Susser, P.C., a distinguished mid- sized law firm with a decade-long legacy of providing top-notch legal services in New Jersey and the surrounding area, is thrilled to announce the elevation of Scott Salmon and Jessica Ragno Sprague to the positions of name equity partners. The firm […]
The Value Of Non-compete Covenants In A Business Divorce
Owners of closely held businesses, whether an S corporation, limited liability company or partnership should always be attentive to and be familiar with the operations of the company, as well as the rights, duties, and obligations they have as owners, especially during a business divorce. This latter point includes making sure the company has an […]
The Dissolution Process as a Means of Closing Your Business
The development and ownership of a business is one of the most important aspects of a person’s career. A business owner creates a company from inception and dedicates their sweat equity, time and efforts to develop and grow the company, or they invest their own capital to purchase an existing company. In either instance that […]
Mendham Township’s election dispute goes to court
HARRISON MALKIN, ASSOCIATE PRODUCER | JANUARY 3, 2023 | NJ DECIDES 2022, POLITICS Deputy Mayor Thomas Baio seeks to invalidate a number of ballots The outcome of a local election in a wealthy Republican-leaning town in Morris County continues to cause strife. Deputy Mayor Thomas Baio, a Republican, refused to concede to Democratic challenger Lauren Spirig after the […]
