Historic Newton building rebrands as co-op

Please click here to read the original article, published by the NJ Herald and written by Kyle Morel.

NEWTON – The building located at 49 High Street in Newton has been home to several businesses and residences since it was first constructed exactly two centuries ago.

First used as a residential dwelling, it has also housed a millinery, a medical office and, for the past 25 years, a law firm. Now, it has taken on yet another form accompanied by a new name: Courthouse Plaza.

Law firm rededicates building to begin new venture

Please click here to read the original article published by the Sparta Independent and authored by Mandy Coriston.

When Mark Gruber looked out an upper-story window of the Sussex County Judicial Center in 1995, he saw an old house with an auction sign, and a figurative lightbulb went on. Wouldn’t it be convenient if he and his law partners could have an office so closely accessible to the courthouse? Gruber purchased the building, and a few renovations later, he and his colleagues cut the ribbon and moved in.

Unwinding the 4 State Suit Against the SALT Deduction Cap

Governor Phil Murphy recently has thrown New Jersey into a multistate suit against the federal government.  New York and their Governor Andrew Cuomo, Governor Dannel Malloy of Connecticut, & Brian Frosh the Attorney General for Maryland are also involved in this lawsuit.  After months of talk, leaders of the Democratic party in these states are now suing the federal government over what they have declared is an unconstitutional provision, the cap for the SALT (state and local tax) deduction.

2017 Year-End Recap from the Firm

This year has been very productive for the firm in terms of our community service. The firm is actively involved with many organizations and our firm members sit on various boards.