New Jersey Law Journal
...can get surprised when the case they filed gets removed to...disputes: federal question jurisdiction and diversity jurisdiction. But those same lawyers...
...disproportionately excluding racial and ethnic minorities from the workforce. Third, research...or more employees who do business, employ persons or even just...
...new Office of Minority and Women Inclusion...on several notable cases, chiefly Wal...legal arguments ... on businesses and people,"...
...of the office’s juvenile section he had never lost a case. Now, in his first jury trial, he was trying an adult charged...
...been engaged in business litigation involving a diversity of industries and...in legal malpractice cases and ethics proceedings...
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...Law and Veterans Affairs Section business dinner meeting, Mon., 6 p...OF NEW JERSEY — Diversity reception, Thurs., 6 p.m...
...Dr. at Plainfield Ave., Edison. Topic: Representing Low-Income Clients in Bankruptcy Cases. Cost: $15 per person. Preregistration is required. For more information or to...
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...lying to former business partners and misleading...the pending ethics case. It was not...sided with a minority on the Disciplinary...
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