Sean Mack Included in NJBIZ “2025 Law Power 50” List
Pashman Stein Walder Hayden P.C. is proud to announce that Sean Mack, chair of the firm’s Cannabis and Hemp practice and co-chair of the firm's Litigation practice, has been included in NJBIZ’s 2025 Law Power 50 List. According to NJBIZ, the annual Law Power 50 list “highlights the 50 most influential leaders of New Jersey’s legal profession.” Mack, along with the other honorees, are recognized “for their professional accomplishments and public service. Each list identifies individuals who, through their efforts, are helping to make New Jersey a better place to live, work and do business. Honorees are not necessarily better at their jobs than others in their profession, but they have contributed meaningfully to the advancement of the public interest through their work and/or community service.” Mack was recognized for his work in New Jersey and New York’s legal cannabis industries, in both helping to draft legislation as well as helping cannabis businesses with licensing, regulatory compliance and general business advice.
Read more about what NJBiz had to say about Mack:
“Mack co-chairs Pashman Stein Walder Hayden PC’s Litigation practice and its Cannabis & Hemp Law group as well as serves as an executive committee member. Regarding the growing cannabis industry, Mack’s knowledge covers both New Jersey and New York regulations in the medical and adult use spaces. And his roots in the sector run deep.
His experience dates to 2015, when he and the firm helped to draft legislation with New Jersey United for Marijuana Reform and ACLU-NJ that eventually led to a 2017 bill and 2021’s New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement Assistance and Marketplace Modernization Act. Today, he counsels clients on corporate formation and financing; regulatory compliance; supplier contracting; commercial real estate, land use and zoning; construction; business litigation; labor & employment; intellectual property; insurance recovery and liability; and risk management, according to the firm.
On the litigation side, Mack handles complex disputes involving unfair business competition. He represents businesses, owners and executives in matters involving theft of corporate opportunities, theft of trade secrets, breaches of non-competition agreements, breaches of confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements, and other unfair business practices. The firm said clients often retain Mack when a joint business venture has gone awry or when they believe it is time to divorce their business partners.”
To view the full 2025 Law Power 50 List, click here.
The “2025 Law Power 50” List is published by the NJBiz. A description of the selection methodology can be found here.
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