New Jersey Law Journal
...them all: The revelations the U.S. Department of Justice seized Associated Press telephone records without notifying the news agency; the Internal Revenue Service...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...a proposed $30 million cy press award for automotive accident research...to five universities for research associated with automotive safety and related...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...the DOL is impervious to these burdens, announcing in a February 2013 press release that it is "easy" for employers to comply with...
NJDEP has proclaimed that its recently revamped program established a "new paradigm" in New Jersey's site remediation regulatory landscape. New federal legislation is brewing, however, that could pre
Opinions not approved for publication
... A Gloucester County judge denies requests by the Associated Press and three newspapers to open juvenile court proceedings of two brothers...
...http://www.proskauer.com/news/press-releases/november-14-2012/Proskauer...connections, screen names and passwords associated with the account. ...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
A new study of criminal case activity in the federal courts since October 2006 shows that judicial caseloads varied widely not only between courts in different districts, but also among judges servin
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Former Senator Arlen Specter, who died Sunday at age 82, became one of the most visible players in the reshaping of the Supreme Court confirmation process, and in turn influenced the very kind of jus
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...the District of New Jersey had the opportunity to address privacy concerns associated with employee social media postings. In Ehling v. Monmouth-Ocean Hospital...
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