New Jersey Law Journal
...s Diversity Committee, Family Law Section, Solo and Small Firm Section...young lawyer representative to the American Bar Association’s House...
...Rabner on behalf of the Supreme Court, was comprised of a cross-section of New Jersey organizations, including legal service providers, the three law schools...
...all, as the prosecutor in charge of the office’s juvenile section he had never lost a case. Now, in his first jury trial...
...NJSBA’s Board of Trustees, Legislative Committee, Elder and Disability Law Section, and Administrative Law Section voted to support this legislation with amendments, believing...
...2 Section Dues 415...
...160; For example, I was chair of the Labor and Employment Law Section, which has lawyers for employees and employers, for two years and during...
...We Go Sponsored by the Environmental Law Section and American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources ...
A package of new laws aimed at making New Jersey more business-friendly will put stiff restrictions on shareholder derivative suits
...Also on the ballot are five bylaws proposals, ranging from reorganizing inactive sections and divisions to adding the immediate past president to the Judicial and...
...requirements. Barry Currier, the ABA's interim consultant on legal education, disputed that assertion. The Section of Legal Education and Admissions to...
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