By Zoe N. Ferguson | Published January 2, 2024 | Posted in Appellate Practice | Tagged Tags: Cannabis approval, How do you get cannabis approval, How does the crc work, What are the crc criteria, What happens when the cr denies an application, What is the crc | Comments Off on Cannabis Dispensary Application Properly Denied Under CRC’s Strict 2019 RFA Process, Appellate Division Holds
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⟩ Cannabis Dispensary Application Properly Denied Under CRC’s Strict 2019 RFA Process, Appellate Division Holds
The Cannabis Regulatory Commission properly denied an application for a medical cannabis dispensary permit because the company did not submit sufficient information for each specific category considered in the agency’s application process, the Appellate Division held on December 20 in In the Matter of the Denial of Dispensary Permit Endorsement for Spectrym Consulting Group, LLC, Read More
Read MoreNew Jersey Sues Oil and Gas Companies for Lying About Climate Change
The State of New Jersey sued five oil and gas companies in New Jersey Superior Court on Tuesday for hiding the disastrous effects of climate change from New Jersey and the world, while profiting from fossil fuel products, for decades. New Jersey sued Exxon, Shell, BP, Chevron, and ConocoPhillips, along with the trade association American Read More
Read MoreNew Jersey Federal Court to Rehear Religious Freedom in Schools Case After SCOTUS Kennedy Decision
The District Court of New Jersey will reconsider a lawsuit over teaching children about Islam in a middle school “World Cultures and Geography” class, in the wake of the United States Supreme Court’s decision in Kennedy v. Bremerton School District, 142 S. Ct. 2407 (June 27, 2022). In Kennedy, the Supreme Court held that a Washington State Read More
Read MoreLieberman Blecher, Fords Man Sue Middlesex Water Company for Stage IV Cancer Caused by PFAS-Contaminated Tap Water
On July 7, 2022, Lieberman Blecher & Sinkevich filed suit on behalf of Daniel Sullivan, a 30-year-old man seeking damages from Middlesex Water Company for the testicular cancer he was diagnosed with at age 25. Mr. Sullivan was raised in Fords, New Jersey from 1992 to 2018, where he ingested about one gallon of water Read More
Read MoreLieberman Blecher and WoodMeier Farms File Suit Over West Amwell Cannabis Cultivation Facility Septic System
Lieberman Blecher & Sinkevich, P.C. and WoodMeier Farms, LLC filed a lawsuit against Green Medicine NJ, LLC, GMNJ Properties, LLC, and the Hunterdon County Health Department on June 30 for approving a septic system for the proposed cannabis cultivation facility in West Amwell. As reported by MyCentralJersey and Politico, the suit charges the Hunterdon County Read More
Read MoreLieberman Blecher and Historic Paulus Hook Association Successfully Save Historic Jersey City Buildings from Demolition
Lieberman Blecher & Sinkevich, P.C. successfully represented the Historic Paulus Hook Association before the Jersey City Zoning Board on June 7, protecting two historic buildings from demolition. In 2018, St. Peter’s Preparatory School filed an application with the Jersey City Historic Preservation Commission requesting a certificate of appropriateness for demolition of two 19th-century buildings formerly Read More
Read MoreAmended Law Allows Additional Time for Condo Associations to Sue Developers
Governor Phil Murphy signed into law an amendment to the New Jersey Statute of Limitations, which allows more time for condominium and cooperative associations to sue real estate developers in certain circumstances. New Jersey’s Statute of Limitations, N.J.S.A. 2A:14-1, has for years stated that any plaintiff has six years from the date of accrual to Read More
Read MoreAppellate Division Rejects Property Owner Challenge to Condemnation Designation as Out of Time Under Local Housing Redevelopment Law
A Lindenwold woman was out of time to challenge her property’s condemnation designation when she did not challenge the condemnation until three years after the land use board passed a resolution recommending the designation, the Appellate Division held this April. In Borough of Lindenwold v. Mildred Jackson et al., Docket No. A-1308-20 (App. Div. April Read More
Read MoreAmended Law Allows Additional Time for Condo Associations to Sue Developers
Governor Phil Murphy signed into law an amendment to the New Jersey Statute of Limitations, which allows more time for condominium and cooperative associations to sue real estate developers in certain circumstances. New Jersey’s Statute of Limitations, N.J.S.A. 2A:14-1, has for years stated that any plaintiff has six years from the date of accrual to Read More
Read MoreGovernor Murphy’s NJDEP Proposes New Rule to Limit Carbon Dioxide Emissions
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s administration proposed a new rule to combat greenhouse gas emissions, just before the start of his second term in office. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection proposed its strongest set of greenhouse gas regulations to date under the state’s climate change initiative, NJ PACT: New Jersey Protecting Against Climate Read More
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