New Jersey Law Journal
A New Jersey State Bar Association officer passed over for advancement on the ladder to the presidency is mounting an insurrection campaign
Extracurricular Activities
...Endler Jr.; Warren: Judge Harry Seybolt (ret.), posthumously. Other honorees were Asian Pacific American Lawyers Association: Linda Wong; Association of Black Women Lawyers: El...
...has nominated to the New Jersey Supreme Court an exceptionally qualified Asian Pacific American candidate. He has outstanding credentials. Prior to taking...
A look at what's happening in February
The more than 30 recipients of professional lawyer of the year awards came from nearly every practice area and every lawyer's group across the state. And the New Jersey Commission on Professionalism
...Christie's attempt to give the state Supreme Court its first Asian-American justice fell flat. The Senate Judiciary Committee rejected First Assistant Attorney...
...David Bauman, who is partially of Asian descent. The Asian Pacific American Lawyers Association of New Jersey (APALA) applauded Christie for choosing...
...AJR-26 (Chivukula)/SJR-54 (Gordon) – Designates each May as Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Bills vetoed ...
A look at the the New Jersey State Bar Association's happenings in November
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