New Jersey Law Journal
The past year saw a continued resurgence in new partners at New Jersey firms, which, if not quite as robust as the year before, still held its own as an indicator that the firms are sanguine about ex
...Daniel Arnouk, a Wayne resident and first-year law student at Boston College Law School. The scholarship is given to a first-year student...
Opinions not approved for publication
...a 1981 graduate of Columbia University and a 1986 graduate of Boston College Law School. Admitted to the bar in 1987, Bauman...
Notice to the bar
...146;s Law Student Division, vice president of communications College: Brown Univ., A.B., 2008 ...
...and Jenny Weisenbeck, Boston University School of Law, both...Robreno, American University, Washington College of Law, commercial litigation group...
...s breakfast meeting, Thurs., 8 a.m., at The Rutgers Club, 199 College Ave., New Brunswick. Speakers: State Sens. Kip Bateman, Barbara Buono, Sam Thompson...
...McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter Morristown Also Boston; Greenwood Village, CO; Newark; New York City; Philadelphia; Ridgewood; Hartford, CT; Southport...
...Education: St. Louis Univ. School of Law, 1980; Boston College, 1977 Prior Experience: Solo practitioner, Lakewood, 2005...
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