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Many companies do not properly prepare their financial statements for stock and asset purchase agreements in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles in the United States. In an article co-authored by partner Gianfranco A. Pietrafesa for the American Bar Association’s Deal Points newsletter, learn the customary representation and warranty language that attorneys representing sellers recommend. Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/42MfMUG #stocks #assets

Archer Public Affairs Sr. Director Richard Mroz attended last night’s remarkable 90th birthday celebration in honor of Governor Thomas Kean. The event was an incredible tribute to Governor Kean’s service to New Jersey and his lifelong love of musical theater. It was truly a gathering of distinguished leaders and friends.

Last week, attorneys in our Philadelphia office had the pleasure of hosting students from Temple University - James E. Beasley School of Law for a special lunch and office tour. Over lunch, our team shared insights on how the practice of law functions not only as a profession—but also as a business. We highlighted the skills and mindset needed to thrive in a dynamic legal market. Thank you to the students who joined us— and to Temple Law for providing this group of thoughtful, driven future attorneys this professional development opportunity. Pictured: Ehenneden Idehen-Amadasun, Raven Bacote, Ke'Nia Washington, Christopher Neal, Esq., Carlton Johnson, Shelley Smith, Pat Afriyie, Amy Pearl, Tanneika Minott #TempleLaw #futurelawyers

For those who celebrate, may your Easter be filled with love, laughter, and joy! #HappyEaster

What a night! We had an amazing time attending the Ronald McDonald House Southern New Jersey’s Casino Night and were proud to be a sponsor. It was a night full of fun at the tables, laughter, and community — all in support of a truly incredible cause. Huge thanks to RMHSNJ for hosting such a fantastic event. We’re honored to be part of something that gives back to families when they need it most. Archer partner Kate Sherlock serves as RMHSNJ Board of Trustees General Counsel. Kate is pictured here with partners Daniel Chertok and Charlie Dennen, and of course Swoop! #CasinoNight #RMHSNJ #GiveBack #EaglesSwoop

Business operators in the NJ recreational cannabis marketplace should attend the upcoming New Jersey Business & Industry Association (NJBIA) event “The Second Act of Cannabis in the Garden State” to hear from industry professionals, including Archer attorneys Douglas Diaz and Bill Caruso. The event will focus on employer human resources challenges any business can face, including liabilities and risks, and will discuss how the cannabis industry may evolve under a new federal administration. To register, click here: https://bit.ly/4ic1faC #cannabislaw #recreationalcannabis

To those who observe, we wish you a happy Passover and a joyful celebration filled with peace, love, and cherished traditions. Chag Sameach! #Passover #ChagSameach

Hear from Archer Public Affairs Sr. Director Richard Mroz, who will be moderating the panel “The Energy Executive Roundtable: Strategies for Tomorrow” at the Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey’s 2025 Energy & Environment Outlook Forum. This year’s forum will feature Christine Guhl-Sadovy, President of the NJBPU and Shawn LaTourette, Commissioner of the NJDEP. Archer Public Affairs is a subsidiary of Archer & Greiner. #energy #utilities #environmentallaw #publicutilities

We hope you’ll join partner John Cantalupo for a can’t miss opportunity to network and share ideas with state and local government leaders from across the Garden State at the New Jersey Association of Counties Annual Conference. At the event, John and other government experts will discuss how the Monmouth County Improvement Authority aims at creating efficiencies for its local governments. Learn about current capital markets trends, bond versus notes and updates in the municipal market. To learn more and register: https://bit.ly/3Fy2XVW #localgovernment #stategovernment

The ABA Real Property, Trust and Estate Section’s National CLE Conference is almost here and partner Melissa Dibble will be a speaker for two informative programs. Join her to watch clips from the movie “Win Win” in the session “To Breach or Not to Breach – That is the Question,” followed by a discussion of the ethical and fiduciary responsibility issues the film raises. Later, join Melissa for “Bullying in the Legal Profession” to learn the best practices for combating the widespread problem of bullying in the workplace. To learn more and to register: https://bit.ly/4h8YCFI #estatelitigation #ABA