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KBR is a proud Diamond Sponsor of the Employment Practices Liability, Transactional Risk, Cyber, and D&O sessions of the 2026 PLUS Symposium Series.

The 2026 PLUS Symposium Series will be taking place in New York City, NY between March 2-4, 2026. These sessions gives attendees the opportunity to connect with industry experts, innovators and thought leaders on topics of shaping the future of professional liability. To learn more or register now, please visit the PLUS website here: https://plusweb.org/events/conference-symposia/plus-symposia-series/

KBR partner Joan Gilbride will be moderating a panel discussion entitled “A View from the Bench-The Judicial Perspective on Employment Litigation” at the PLUS Symposium Series: Employment Practices Liability in New York on March 2, 2026.

This session will provide attendees with a unique opportunity to hear from current and retired Judges on their views concerning topics affecting employment litigation. Joan will be joined by a distinguished panel including the Honorable Karen M. Williams – United States District Court Judge, District of New Jersey; Honorable Jamie Jacobs-May – JAMS Neutral (formerly Presiding Judge… Read more »

On January 17, 2026, Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation A-3451/S-2950, expanding the New Jersey Family Leave Act to include job-protected family leave rights to employees working for smaller employers; reducing the minimum employment duration required for leave eligibility; and establishing new job-protection provisions for employees taking medical leave while receiving state Temporary Disability Insurance (“TDI”) benefits.

The law will become effective July 17, 2026. KBR attorneys Elizabeth Butler and Diana-Marie Laventure co-authored KBR Client Advisory, “New Jersey’s Legislature Expands Family Leave to Smaller Employers”. Read more here: https://conta.cc/4kGAFcw

Congratulations to KBR attorney Adi Halevi on securing summary judgment in a medical malpractice matter in Supreme Court, New York County.

The case involved claims that our client, a specialty hospital and nursing facility, failed to prevent skin breakdown, pressure ulcers, and wrongful death. The court granted summary judgment, the Court found that our client adhered to the standard of care and that the alleged injuries were a consequence of the decedent’s co-morbidities, and not caused… Read more »

Happy New Year from all of us at KBR!

As we welcome 2026, we look ahead with optimism and gratitude, remaining dedicated to serving our clients with care and commitment. Wishing you a year of happiness, good health, and moments to treasure.