New Jersey Law Journal
...Atlantic City last week. Awards were presented by the state bar’s Diversity Committee, Family Law Section, Solo and Small Firm Section and Young...
...rstack@alm.com. For more information about New Jersey State Bar Association events, please call (732) 249-5000, or visit www.njsba.com...
... The New Jersey State Bar Association Board of Trustees, Legislative Committee and Real Property, Trust and Estate Law Section all...
... Prol was elected in May 2012 as Bar secretary with the Nominating Committee's approval. But that month, he left...
...of the New Jersey State Bar Association last week. ...
...well as commercial litigation and is second vice chairwoman of the State Bar's Labor and Employment Section. Cofsky Installed as...
...establish a preadmission pro bono requirement for applicants to the New Jersey Bar and, if so, the parameters of such a program. The Working Group...
...purposes of section 523(a)(4); neither res judicata nor collateral estoppel bar litigation of the issue of breach of fiduciary duty in connection...
...co-lead counsel of the economic loss cases on the plaintiffs steering committee, wrote in the final approval motion. The rest of the...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...of the Office of Attorney Ethics and, where appropriate, the district ethics committee responsible for the underlying ethics matter. A certification regarding that service must...
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