New Jersey Law Journal
...state bar’s Diversity Committee, Family Law Section, Solo and...the Governor’s Hispanic Advisory Council for Policy Development, the...
...of the Supreme Court Interbranch Advisory Committee on Mental Health Initiatives. This...
...integrated with larger practice groups. New Jersey managing partner Philip Sellinger is chair of Greenberg Traurig's Global Litigation Practice and in that position helps...
...This publishes for comment the 2011-2013 Report of the Supreme Court Committee on the Rules of Evidence, as referenced in the earlier (February 1...
The time has come to ask: Are New Jersey's municipal courts intellectually corrupt? Or, in the alternative, has the time come to abolish the municipal court system
...151; Modes and Definitions of Complementary Dispute Resolution The Committee recommends an amendment to this rule to include reference to the Alternative...
...Travis L. Francis are retroactively designated to continue to serve as Advisory Committee Chair and Vice-Chair respectively for the term that began January 1...
...Legal Education Advisory Committee, and, as liaison to the Criminal Law Section and the Anti-Trust Section. I am a past chair of the...
...are designated to serve as Chair and Vice-Chair respectively of the Supreme Court Advisory Committee on Professional Ethics ("ACPE") for the...
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