Super Lawyers, a part of Thomson Reuters, selects the top 5% of attorneys through peer recognition and independent research. We're proud to share that seven MS&B attorneys made the 2026 list.
On March 10, 2026, MS&B Partner Malcolm Thorpe, Esq. hosted the Garden State Bar Association’s 6th Annual Corporate Counsel Forum at Deloitte’s offices in Morristown, New Jersey.
McManimon, Scotland & Baumann, LLC is pleased to announce that attorneys Bakari G. Lee, Victoria Borriello, and Christopher Langhart, with the support of paralegal Natercia Lopes, recently served as counsel in connection with the successful closing of the Hudson County Improvement Authority’s $53,624,000 County-Guaranteed Pooled Notes, Series 2026 A, on March 2, 2026.
Netflix has officially cut the ribbon on its Fort Monmouth studio campus, marking a major milestone in the redevelopment of the former U.S. Army installation and the continued growth of New Jersey’s film and television industry.
McManimon, Scotland & Baumann, LLC (MS&B) recently represented the Township of Chatham before the New Jersey Superior Court’s Affordable Housing Dispute Resolution Program in a matter addressing an important question under New Jersey’s affordable housing framework: whether a municipality with a fully compliant Housing Element and Fair Share Plan (HEFSP) is nonetheless obligated to settle with a challenger that refuses to withdraw its challenge.
The next chapter of the Highland Views project in Newark is officially underway. Phase 2 of this 94‑unit affordable housing development for low-income seniors builds on the success of Phase 1 and marks the final financing stage for the site.
Affordable housing plans in Asbury Park have taken a significant step forward. Bakari G. Lee and Karl Kemm recently represented the Asbury Park Housing Authority in negotiations that expanded a planned development from 136 to 189 affordable housing units—substantially increasing the project’s impact for the community.
Camden has reached an important milestone in advancing biomedical research and innovation with the launch of the New Jersey Coriell Labs Innovation Center. The approximately 45,000‑square‑foot facility will serve as a cutting‑edge hub for emerging biotechnology companies, offering state‑of‑the‑art incubator and laboratory space through a partnership with the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) under its Strategic Innovation Center Program.
New Jersey school districts rely on modern, safe athletic facilities to support both student development and community use. Yet even well‑planned improvements can face significant delays when local land‑use disputes arise.
