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Federal enforcement priorities may be shifting, but corporate risk in New Jersey remains as significant as ever. In an article for the New Jersey Law Journal, Day Pitney Litigation Partner Naju Lathia examines how recent changes to Department of Justice guidance have reshaped the federal corporate enforcement landscape and what they mean for businesses operating in New Jersey.

As part of New York's Fiscal Year 2027 Budget, the state has enacted a new annual "pied-à-terre" tax on certain high-value residential properties located in New York City not used as a taxpayer's primary residence.

On June 4, the EEOC rescinded the Biden-era Strategic Enforcement Plan and approved the National Enforcement Plan (NEP) to align its enforcement priorities with the current administration's policy objectives. 

Many families assume—often without discussion—that one day a sibling will step into a caregiving role for a brother or sister with disabilities.