“The Case For Expungement: Is Now the Time?” By Lori Grifa, Esq., ROINJ, March 22, 2019.

Environmental justice is an idea that may have finally caught on in Trenton. On January 24, 2019, an environmental justice bill, S1700, was reported out of the Senate Environment and Energy committee after a unanimous vote. This bill, originally introduced in February 2018, will now head to the Senate Budget and Appropriation Committee for additional consideration.  

Progress, with continued uncertainty: Questions remain as affordable housing moves forward in New Jersey, stakeholders say

Published in: RealEstate NJ; Law and Public Policy Roundup, By : Joshua Burd, April 12, 2018   A recent high-profile court ruling may not have ended the battle over affordable housing in New Jersey, but insiders say it has become an important guidepost in a process that is still filled with uncertainty.

On Friday, June 2, 2017, Archer’s Lori Grifa, Esq. was invited to appear on NJTV with Michael Aron on his “On The Record” show to discuss the gubernatorial primaries. She was joined by a panel of political insiders to discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the candidates. See the full episode HERE.

Archer and Greiner is pleased to announce that William J. Caruso has been named to InsiderNJ’s 2017 Insider 100 Policy Makers List. Congratulations to Bill and all of Insider NJ’s 2017 Policy Power Honorees. For more information and to view the entire list, visit: https://www.insidernj.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Insider-NJs-2017-Insider-100-Policymakers.pdf

William Caruso, Esq. makes a guest appearance on NJTV to provide pre and post debate commentary on the New Jersey Gubernatorial Republican Primary Debate. The segment air'd May 18, 2017. You can watch the debate in its entirety here.

Archer’s Lori Grifa weighs in with NJBIZ’s Mario Marroquin on COAH ruling. View the article here. 

Bill Caruso discussed the week in politics with NJTV News Managing Editor Mike Schneider.

 

Bill Caruso discussed the week in politics with NJTV News Managing Editor Mike Schneider.

One source says of Mr. Nelson, “He is a true leader whose influence will only grow in time.”