New Jersey Law Journal
...It is still under scrutiny by the Supreme Court, but the CDR Committee of the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) obtained an extension...
...first iteration came about in 2005, when the court approved a CDR committee resolution to test mediation's effectiveness, efficiency and ability to reduce...
...Complementary Dispute Resolution Programs (CDR) conducted under judicial supervision in...
The New Jersey State Bar Association worked throughout 2012 to promote the professional interests of its members and fairness in the administration of the justice system. Founded in 1899, it has near
Calendar of events
...sponsored by the association’s Judicial Administration Committee. The first CDR programs were offered in the 1970s, mostly for...
...an evening of networking, food and fun. Meet the officers and executive committee and find out what the YLD has planned for the coming year...
Malpractice claims are not absolutely barred following a settlement agreement; equitable exceptions exist, even allowing claims based on conduct that postdates execution of the settlement agreement
...Judicial Administration Forum 2012: CDR—Then and Now...
...call (609) 261-4542. NJSBA — Appellate Practice Committee meeting, Wed., 6 p.m., at the New Jersey Law Center, New...
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