New Jersey Law Journal
...John Wallace Jr., the Asian Pacific American Lawyers Association of New Jersey (APALA-NJ) expressed our disappointment. Now, Gov. Christie, whether politically motivated...
...descent. The Asian Pacific American Lawyers Association of New Jersey (APALA) applauded Christie for choosing Bauman, who would be the court’s...
...held. APALA Holds Mock Interview Workshop ...
...National Asian and Pacific American Bar Association Northeast Regional Conference and the APALA/NJ 13th annual dinner and installation of officers on June 11-12...
...New Members The Asian Pacific American Lawyers Association of NJ (APALA/NJ) held its "Welcome New Members and Member Appreciation" event...
...Newark; Nancy Brennan, Justice Brennan's daughter; President-elect Aney Chandy of APALA/NJ; Nancy Smith, partner at Smith Mullins in Montclair; and Committee Chairman...
...abused women on domestic violence and other family law matters. APALA-NJ Hosts Mock Interview Workshop The Asian Pacific American Lawyers...
...APALA Holds Golf Outing To Benefit Charity The Asian Pacific American...
...is a milestone. The Asian Pacific American Lawyers Association of New Jersey (APALA-NJ) applauds the selection of such an exceptional and experienced jurist. Minorities...
...amp; Brogan in Roseland. Prudential Financial in Newark also participated. APALA Installs New Officers The Asian Pacific American Lawyers Association of...
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