New Jersey enacted a Food Waste Recycling Law which will go into effect in October 2021. Under this new law, generators of 52 tons or more of food waste each year will be required to source separate their food waste and arrange for it to be delivered to a DEP authorized food processing facility unless that facility is located more than 25 miles away. With extensive experience working with DEP solid waste officials, PQA is uniquely qualified to represent clients in this new area.
PQA counsel Edward Bonanno co-authored the 9th Edition of the New Jersey Environmental Law handbook published in the Fall of 2020. Also in 2020, Mr. Bonanno lectured environmental enforcement officials from Northeastern and Midwestern states on environmental litigation evidentiary issues as part of the Northeast Environmental Enforcement Project’s Training Program. Continue Reading
Ken Pringle has been invited to serve as a panelist at a conference on January 15, 2010 at Monmouth University’s Wilson Hall entitled, “Climate Change Impacts & Challenges for New Jersey Businesses & Coastal Communities.” Continue Reading
In “Fueling Our Future,” CNN’s Frank Sesno leads a lively panel discussion through a topical hypothetical situation in which a newly elected U.S. president is confronted with a crippling energy crisis. Belmar Mayor Ken Pringle appears with a distinguished panel of scientists, business leaders, politicians, and journalists who assume roles within the scenario, highlighting the… Continue Reading
Jeffrey S. Quinn, Esq., a Partner with PQA, presented two lectures in January 2015 addressing legal issues involving insurance carriers, healthcare providers, and insureds with regard to application of the New Jersey Insurance Fraud Prevention Act. Mr. Quinn’s lectures were presented on behalf of the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education as well as… Continue Reading
PQA was ranked 94th among law firms in New Jersey according to the 2013 New Jersey Legal Almanac, which is published annually by the New Jersey Law Journal. At the time of publication, PQA had 22 full-time attorneys and 33 non-attorney staff members working in its Belmar, Morristown, Mount Laurel and Trenton offices. Continue Reading
In a 3-0 decision handed down on October 9, 2013, in the case of Allstate v. Lajara, an Appellate Division panel upheld Judge Kenneth Grispin’s interlocutory ruling that there is no statutory or constitutional right to a jury trial in cases brought under the New Jersey Insurance Fraud Prevention Act, N.J.S.A. 17:33A-1, et. seq. (the… Continue Reading
On August 7, 2013, PQA filed a 15-count, $5.6 million lawsuit against the owner of a licensed ambulatory surgery center (“ASC”) on behalf of a Fortune 100 insurance company. The suit alleges that the owner of the ASC paid more than $450,000 in kickbacks to an individual who acted as a “patient broker,” and who… Continue Reading
In a matter handled by PQA before the Superior Court Special Civil Part of Monmouth County, Judge McGann settled in favor with PQA’s clients, represented by Edward R. Bonanno, who filed complaint against the landlady of their private home in Rockaway of Morris County. The complaint was filed in the wake of a mold… Continue Reading
On September 11, 2012, the Honorable Stephan C. Hansbury, a New Jersey Superior Court Judge, entered an Order of Judgment pursuant to the New Jersey Insurance Fraud Prevention Act in the amount of $3,961,240 in favor of PQA’s client, a Fortune 100 insurance company, against a California chiropractor and a New York attorney. The case… Continue Reading
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