New Jersey Law Journal
Reports of the growing tension between the U.S. Department of Justice and the media are especially disconcerting, and should be more comfortably ascribed to a George Orwell novel than the present adm
In 2012, DSM's seven-attorney, one-paralegal department handled the bulk of the work completing six major M&A transactions worth a total of $2 billion
...DSM North America: Keeping It at Arm’s Length ...
It is up to lawyers to preserve and sustain a strong and independent judiciary that can impartially dispense justice without fear of retribution
...the cases on the backseat, defendant admitted he was transporting "long arms" to Texas. He then denied consent to search but admitted that...
In some cases, parties elect a process in which they agree to the selection of two "non-neutral arbitrators" who together select a "neutral arbitrator." The notion of a non-neutral arbitrator is ofte
On March 4, the N.J. Supreme Court upheld the right of an inspector from the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)to conduct a warrantless search of residential property, to determine whether
...to silence Renna and/or to somehow convert her into an "arm of law enforcement." Such chicanery is unsupported by the record and...
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