New Jersey Law Journal
As we move down the road to ever more intrusive technology, we should bear in mind that it is not always toelrable to be always on camera
...production credits include news and documentaries for clients such as ABC News, Bloomberg Radio, COURT-TV and MSNBC. Dorfman currently lives and works in Paris...
...Jersey clients. He had a significant career opportunity to work for the Bloomberg administration, which is out of office at the end of this year...
...decision, a New York State judge struck down New York City Mayor Bloomberg's attempt to limit the sale of super-sized sugary drinks. Although...
Businesses have long relied upon criminal background checks as an effective tool in the employment screening process. However, there is a growing national trend to prevent criminal background checks
...allow the inclusion of the association’s CLE publications in the Bloomberg Law online legal database. In addition...
...demanding more for less. According to a recent AmLaw survey by Bloomberg Law Reportson Pricing: "81 percent of law...
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has launched the Consumer Response Database, a searchable and publicly available portal that lists the names of companies about whom consumers have complained
Once again, the New Jersey Law Journal selects its five Legal Departments of the Year
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