What the Cornell Title IX Case Means for Students and Families
- posted: Oct. 15, 2026
KEY TAKEAWAYS A Title IX investigation and a criminal case are separate tracks. In the Cornell case, prosecutors declined to bring charges in 2024, while the university's Title IX process still Read More
EBM Law Kicks Off Football Season: Rutgers vs. UMass Tailgate 2026
- posted: Sep. 04, 2026
As an active member of the Rutgers community and a University of Massachusetts Amherst alumnus, it was only fitting that Eric Morrell and his Office should commemorate the Minutemen coming Read More
Hazing in New Jersey: The Law and How to Protect Your Student Organization
- posted: Sep. 03, 2026
Reviewed by Eric B. Morrell, Esq. · Law Offices of Eric B. Morrell, New Brunswick, New Jersey Colleges and universities across New Jersey are almost back in full swing. As students Read More
Accused of a Title IX Violation at a New Jersey College? Here's What You're Up Against and What You Can Do About It
- posted: Aug. 24, 2026
Key takeaways A Title IX complaint at a New Jersey college triggers a mandatory school investigation that runs on the school's timeline, under the school's procedures. As the accused student you Read More
Smoke Shops, Gray-Market Cannabinoids, and Drug Distribution Charges in New Jersey: What You Need to Know
- posted: Aug. 24, 2026
Key takeaways In New Jersey, delta-8 THC, psilocybin, and unlicensed marijuana sales can all lead to drug distribution charges under the Controlled Dangerous Substance Act, even for a shop owner who Read More
New Jersey Record Expungement in 2026: A Step-by-Step Guide
- posted: Aug. 24, 2026
Key takeaways New Jersey expungement removes arrest, charge, and conviction records from public files, and for most everyday background checks you can then legally answer that you have not been arrested Read More
The Graves Act in New Jersey: What a First Gun Offense Really Means for You
- posted: Aug. 24, 2026
Key takeaways In New Jersey, the Graves Act (N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6(c)) requires a mandatory minimum prison term with a hard parole-ineligibility floor for many firearms offenses. For a first-time offender, the single Read More
Death by Auto in New Jersey: How Vehicular Homicide Charges Work, and Why the Degree Matters So Much
- posted: Aug. 24, 2026
New Brunswick, New Jersey · Law Of ices of Eric B. Morrell A fatal crash is one of the hardest things a family, on either side, can face. When a death Read More
10 Things Every Rutgers Student Needs Before Move-In (That Have Nothing to Do With Textbooks)
- posted: Aug. 24, 2026
New Brunswick, New Jersey · Law Offices of Eric B. Morrell Most college move-in checklists you see online cover dorm decor and meal plans. Starting your first semester in the Rutgers Read More
ALPR & Flock Cameras in New Jersey: The Law and Your Defense | EBM Law
- posted: Aug. 18, 2026
ALPR and Flock Cameras in New Jersey: What They Are, How They Are Regulated, and What to Know If You Have Been Charged New Brunswick, New Jersey · Law Offices of Read More
New Jersey's New E-Bike Law (2026): Licensing, Registration, Insurance, and Penalties
- posted: Aug. 10, 2026
If you or your child rides an e-bike in New Jersey, understanding these changes can help you avoid fines, court appearances, and points on a driving record What is New Jersey's Read More
Welcome Back to Campus: A New Jersey Legal Guide for College Students and Parents
- posted: Aug. 10, 2026
Welcome Back to Campus: A New Jersey Legal Guide for College Students and Parents New Brunswick, New Jersey · Law Offices of Eric B. Morrell There is something about this time of Read More
Minor in Possession Charges: What Students Risk
- posted: Jun. 08, 2026
Alcohol has long been part of the social landscape of college life. Though most students are legally young adults, they still cannot legally order an alcoholic drink until they turn Read More
Understanding the Tint Statue in NJ Can Help you Avoiding Serious Consequences
- posted: May 29, 2026
Drivers across New Jersey are hearing more about police enforcement involving tinted windshields especially in Burlington County, where New Hanover police recently launched an educational campaign focused on illegal windshield Read More
How Public Intoxication Can Lead to a Disorderly Conduct Charge
- posted: May 24, 2026
A night out with friends is a familiar way for many young people to relax after a long week at work or school, and there is often a little bit Read More
How UBHC Addiction Services Can Help Our Clients
- posted: May 22, 2026
Substance abuse can affect judgment, relationships, employment, and mental health. In many cases, addiction plays a major role in criminal charges such as drug possession, theft, Read More
