New Jersey Law Journal
...s new cybersecurity and data-protection practice. Vela and Scarinci kept in touch and found they have common clients, says Vela, who started around...
...out of a motor vehicle lease and an excessive wear and use protection plan. The court based its decision on an arbitration clause in the...
Notice to the bar
...other states’ cases, and the crime-fraud exception to the attorney-client privilege, N.J.R.E. 504(2)(a). Although there may well...
...R&K Associates, LLC v. New Jersey Department Of Environmental Protection, App. Div. (per curiam) (20 pp.) R&K Associates, LLC...
...same public policy concerns underlying the crime-fraud exception to the attorney-client privilege extend to marital communications — given that the effect of a...
...interception removed the communications from protection of the marital communications privilege...fraud exception to the attorney-client privilege. The Appellate...
...Drinker Biddle & Reath v. New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, L-63-09; Law Division, Mercer County; opinion by Innes, P.J...
...use in defending its own clients in other litigation. , UNN-L...
...upheld a Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) inspector's right to...lawyers have advised their business clients that it would be counterproductive...
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