New Jersey Law Journal
...do more to enforce a court rule that lets them disregard...a default judgment against a defendant whose lawyer was tied up...
...courts does not exist merely because the action is between citizens of different states.??Plain old diversity is not enough. Rather, a defendant...
...representing indigent defendants. In a formal statement on April 17, Chief Judge William Traxler Jr. of the U.S. Court of Appeals...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...in New York, did not return a call. Superior Court Judge Lawrence Maron presided at trial. —...
...be most unreasonable for the court to say it lies within...be, and then compel the defendant to make answer whether he...
...s high court continues to disapprove of giving juries unrestricted access to video and audio recordings of statements by witnesses and defendants, but there...
...voided, defendant's counsel moved under Rule 4:50-1(e) to enforce the settlement and to vacate the consent judgment. The trial court granted...
...policy favoring the settlement of disputes through the use of ADR procedures, courts and parties are increasingly turning to mediation with the goal of resolving...
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