New Jersey Law JournalShort takes on lawyers, firms and judges
Short takes on lawyers, firms and judges
...Dominick Lillo, William Peterson); Michael S. Doran , Cammarata Nulty & Garrigan , Jersey City (for David Macre, Timothy McAuliffe); David...
...reached in March, says the plaintiffs' lawyer, Jeffrey Garrigan of Cammarata, Nulty & Garrigan in Jersey City, whose partner ...
The computer crime law does not cover an employee who has password-protected access to computerized information, but uses it in a way that violates internal policies, absent additional harms such as
...have resulted in 2.5 years without parole, says his lawyer Jeffrey Garrigan. But Ostrer granted Riley's motion to dismiss, finding "...
Besides reinforcing New Jersey's corrupt image, the FBI's arrest of 44 officeholders, political operatives and rabbis two weeks ago is providing work for several of the state's well-known criminal de
An inmate whose lawyer defied the odds and won a habeas corpus petition walked to freedom from a New Jersey prison Tuesday after serving 11 years for two murders he insisted he didn't commit
Since Cicchetti v. Morris County Sheriff's Office is not an intervening change of law, and defendants have asserted no other basis for their motion for reconsideration in this sex discrimination case
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