Ted Sherman is an investigative and enterprise reporter for NJ Advance Media, writing for The Star-Ledger. He focuses on law and legal affairs, litigation, and health-related topics, including consumer health and aging. Ted's work has been featured in various publications, including the New Hampshire Union Leader and Government Technology.
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Ted Sherman's coverage is heavily focused on local government, legal policy, and breaking news in New Jersey. His articles delve into topics such as immigration, nursing homes, coast guard incidents, fire safety, legal issues and corruption within the state.
Given his extensive focus on these areas of interest including politics (47%), government & politics (26%) and crime (17%), those with expertise or insights related to local New Jersey governmental affairs would likely be well-received by Ted as potential sources for commentary or interviews. Moreover, individuals with knowledge about legal matters tied to government policies or regulatory changes within New Jersey may find success in reaching out to him.
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James Patten pleaded guilty in an international investment fraud that used a small Paulsboro deli to manipulate securities prices
By: Ted Sherman
The Justice Department is demanding full names and personal information of all who were inadvertently registered
By: Ted Sherman
The Department of Justice sought names, birth dates, addresses, and partial Social Security numbers of every registered voter in the state
By: Ted Sherman
Former Democratic Assemblyman and Bayonne mayor candidate Jason O'Donnell's argued the state targeted him without justification in bribery case
By: Ted Sherman
A federal judge on Wednesday threw out a controversial lawsuit brought by the Trump administration against New Jersey over the state's refusal to produce an unredacted list of the state's registered voters.
By: Ted Sherman
Experts say the impact of the mistakes over the voter rolls were "statistically invisible."
Gov. Mikie Sherrill called it “a serious software error” in New Jersey's motor vehicle licensing system, which led to roughly 6,600 non-citizens being added to the voter rolls between June 2023 and June 2024.
By: Ted Sherman
Security experts warn that the attacks are exploiting a specific vulnerability in water treatment controls.
By: Ted Sherman
Complaint charged delivery drivers were forced to urinate in bottles as the company suppressed union activity and paid workers less than competitors.
By: Ted Sherman
Amazon was hit with a first-of-its-kind antitrust lawsuit Tuesday by New Jersey, which alleged that the e-commerce giant abused its power to drive
