Jeannie O'Sullivan

The New Jersey Supreme Court on Thursday stripped former Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba PC attorney Anthony S. Rachuba IV of his Garden State license following his disbarment in Pennsylvania for misappropriating funds from a client’s living trust.

Two welding inspectors hit a Princeton University science laboratory and other entities with a whistleblower lawsuit in New Jersey state court Friday, alleging they were fired after raising safety concerns about the manufacturing process and COVID-19 protocol connected to a nuclear fusion project.

Investment firm KKR & Co. Inc. has been hit with a lawsuit in Delaware Chancery Court by an investor seeking documents related to a stock deal purportedly worth $560 million to company insiders but nothing for the company or its common shareholders.

The developer of New Jersey’s tallest building and a former employee have settled claims that she was fired for complaining that the company used deportation threats and sexual harassment to control its young Chinese workforce.

New Jersey personal injury attorney Michael J. Weiss was hit with a legal malpractice complaint alleging he was retained to sue McDonald's on behalf of a woman who claimed she ingested a foreign object in a sandwich, but that he never filed the actual lawsuit.

A federal court on Wednesday allowed a former state court jurist to add New Jersey Supreme Court Chief Justice Stuart J. Rabner as a defendant in her lawsuit seeking back pay for the period of time she was suspended pending now-dismissed criminal charges alleging she helped her fugitive ex-boyfriend…

The New Jersey state appeals court on Monday revived a lawsuit over Franklin Mutual Insurance Co.’s denial of coverage for theft and vandalism claims in connection with a commercial condominium unit, ruling that a lower court ended the dispute while unresolved questions remained.

M&T Bank Corp. was hit with a hostile work environment lawsuit by a fired manager who claims the financial institution engages in a pattern of setting older employees up to fail and then ousting them.

Epstein Becker Green and a former partner were too hasty in appealing a sanctions order incurred from taking contradictory positions on arbitration while representing a client, because the penalty amount wasn't set yet, the Third Circuit ruled Friday.

A New Jersey federal judge has freed UBS from a former executive’s retaliation lawsuit, ruling that he failed to link his whistleblowing activity with his termination and did not overcome the company’s showing it had a legitimate reason for firing him.