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Attorney General, Division on Civil Rights Announce Superior Court Complaint Against Landlord for Rejecting Muslim Apartment Seeker – Landlord Accused of Telling Woman Wearing Khimar: ‘I Don’t Rent to Muslims’
The complaint against Maple Garden owner William Greda of Elizabeth alleges that, in February of this year, Greda greeted a would-be renter who arrived wearing a khimar by asking if she was a Muslim. When the apartment seeker -- Fatma Farghaly -- replied that she was...
Prominent Ocean County Lawyer Who Hosted Radio Show on Elder Law Arrested on Charges He Stole Over $1.2 Million from Elderly Clients – Attorney General’s Office executes search warrant at Robert Novy’s law offices in Manchester, N.J.
Detectives of the Division of Criminal Justice arrested Novy, 65, of Brick, N.J., on charges of first-degree money laundering, second-degree theft by unlawful taking, and second-degree misapplication of entrusted property. Novy will be lodged in the Ocean County Jail...
CONSUMER ALERT – Don’t Get Tricked When Shopping at Halloween “Pop Up” Stores Be Aware That These Stores Can Vanish Like Ghosts
Next to Christmas, Halloween is the biggest shopping holiday of the year, with consumers across the country expected to shell out $6.4 billion on costumes, candy and holiday décor, according to the National Retail Federation’s annual survey. Much of that...
CONSUMER ALERT – Attorney General and Division of Consumer Affairs Warn the Public About the Dangers in Using the Highly Potent Fentanyl Spray “Subsys” Outside Its Approved Use to Treat Cancer Pain
The State issued the public alert after filing an action seeking the temporary license suspension of a Cherry Hill doctor who prescribed Subsys to a non-cancer patient who later died from “adverse effect of drugs.”Prescribing Subsys for anything other than...
State Files Action Against a Camden County Doctor for Allegedly Indiscriminately Prescribing “Subsys,” a Highly Restricted Form of Painkiller Fentanyl to Patients, Including One That Died
Dr. Vivienne Matalon, who maintains offices in Cherry Hill and Camden, allegedly prescribed “Subsys”, an oral fentanyl spray approved by the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) strictly to treat breakthrough pain in cancer patients, to three...