New Jersey Law Journal
...RESOLUTION — ARBITRATION 03-2-8873 Meade v. Cardinale & Jackson Crossing Associates, L.L.C., App. Div. (per curiam...
...ARBITRATION 03-2-8873 Meade v. Cardinale & Jackson Crossing Associates, LLC, App. Div. (per curiam...
Despite vocal opposition from the State Bar Association and doubts from some lawmakers, the Assembly Judiciary Committee recommended passage of a bill that would restrict how prenuptial agreements c
...D-Union, but does have at least some GOP support: Sen. Gerald Cardinale, R-Bergen, is a co-sponsor. On May 24, the...
The latest installment in a special report about happenings in Trenton
...SCR-79 (Cardinale)/...
...parties at the state, county and local levels. Recipients included Sens. Gerald Cardinale, R-Bergen, $2,600, Jeff Van Drew, D-Cumberland, $500, and Robert...
...people split," he says. A co-sponsor, Sen. Gerald Cardinale, R-Bergen, said during last month's hearing that a lawyer who...
Marsha Kleinman, a frequently appointed family court expert, faces revocation of her psychologist license for coaching a child to accuse her father of sexual abuse and for misleading the court about
The Senate and Assembly judiciary committees urge passage legislation aimed at blocking solicitation of automobile accident victims by blocking for 90 days the release of accident reports to noninter
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