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In today’s commercial real estate market, access to credit has become significantly constrained. Rising interest rates, tighter lending standards, and broader economic uncertainty are making it increasingly difficult for sponsors to finance acquisitions, fund developments, or refinance existing debt. For lenders—particularly bridge lenders, private credit funds, regional banks, and private investor groups—this environment presents both […]

In our healthcare law practice here in New Jersey, we often work with physicians and practice owners who are surprised to learn that complying with federal fraud and abuse laws isn’t enough—they also have to navigate our state’s own, often stricter, rules. One of the most common sources of confusion is the difference between the […]

In our healthcare law practice, one of the most common questions we hear from both physicians and practice owners is: Are non-compete agreements actually enforceable in New Jersey? The short answer is yes—but only to the extent that they are reasonable. The long answer involves a closer look at how these agreements are structured, enforced, […]

In today’s evolving regulatory climate, healthcare providers in both New Jersey and New York must be more vigilant than ever when it comes to Medicaid compliance. Enforcement agencies in both states have stepped up investigations, using sophisticated data analytics and close interagency cooperation to identify potential fraud, waste, and abuse. For physicians, nurse practitioners, and […]

As healthcare attorneys practicing in New Jersey, we’ve witnessed firsthand the transformative impact telemedicine has had on patient care. The convenience and accessibility it offers are undeniable. However, with these advancements come intricate legal considerations that healthcare providers must navigate to ensure compliance and protect their practices. One of the foundational aspects to understand is […]

Running a medical practice requires more than just delivering excellent patient care—it also involves managing staff, complying with state and federal employment laws, and making daily decisions that impact operations, culture, and long-term risk. For physicians and healthcare business owners in New Jersey and New York, issues related to hiring, firing, and classifying workers are […]

In the world of commercial real estate, change is constant—but few shifts have felt more immediate or more consequential than the sharp rise in interest rates over the past 18 months. As advisors to investors across U.S. markets, we’ve been closely tracking how this volatility is affecting deals, valuations, and the legal strategies surrounding debt […]

Across many U.S. markets, the commercial real estate landscape is feeling the weight of rising vacancy rates—particularly in the retail and office sectors. What we’re seeing now isn’t just a dip in occupancy, but a structural shift in how these spaces are used, valued, and underwritten. As legal and strategic advisors to CRE investors, we’re […]

Over the past year, we’ve had more conversations about property valuation than ever before—and for good reason. In many commercial real estate sectors, especially office, we’re seeing meaningful declines in asset values as demand patterns shift, financing costs rise, and investor sentiment cools. For owners, lenders, and prospective buyers alike, this trend is not just […]

Learn how NY & NJ self-referral laws impact healthcare providers, including exceptions, penalties, and compliance strategies.