New Jersey Law Journal
... CIVIL PROCEDURE 12...vacate the consent judgment. The trial court granted the motion, finding...
...first jury trial as assistant...Lamparello, a certified civil and criminal...years an attorney from Hudson...
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...the care of a single attorney who, by his own admission...says in the estate's trial brief. "Krieger's amateurish...
... CIVIL PROCEDURE 07...account and then paid the attorney $280,000 from that account...
...Defendant appeals from two Special Civil Part orders, denying, for a...of summary judgment, asserting a trial was necessary as he believes...
...and assessing a $5,000 civil penalty. The panel affirms, rejecting...plaintiff, defendants appeal from the trial court’s vacation of...
...this collection action against defendant attorney for the cost of a...bankruptcy. The only issue at trial was whether Greentree and Santos...
...laws, provide additional means by which prosecutors may pursue perpetrators and assist attorneys who represent clients and animal organizations with the victims of animal cruelty...
...liability class action, and complex mass tort litigation. As a certified civil trial attorney, I have worked hard and met the everyday challenges faced...
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