New Jersey Law Journal
Verdicts and settlements in New Jersey state and federal courts
...Sutter to address that split. Plaintiff John Sutter, a Clifton pediatrician, had a contract with Oxford Health Plans to provide medical care...
...North Brunswick, Piscataway, Freehold, Marlboro, Hazlet, East Hanover, Linden, Hamilton, Springfield and Clifton. The plaintiffs claim that owner and operator Briad Group, of...
...acquisition of fellow snack-food manufacturer Silk City Snacks of Clifton. News Brief Mack-Cali Sells $5.8M Building...
... The hospital's lawyer, Scott Wich of Clifton, Budd & DeMaria in New York, did not return a call...
Verdicts and settlements in New Jersey state and federal courts
...pay $1.05 million; Classic Café and Benmar Conditionaire Corp. of Clifton, which installed the ventilation system, each will pay $142,500; and Latierno...
...on a high-speed chase that ended at the Riverfront Plaza in Clifton. The driver of the car was wearing a beard. At...
... Elizabeth McGill, East Greenwich Township, Gloucester Alexis Mitreski, Clifton City, Passaic Carrie L. Pappas, Monroe Township, Gloucester ...
...Tressie K. Kamp, Brooklyn, N.Y., 002662010 Mark D. Kaplowitz, Clifton Park, N.Y., 043692006 Stephen R. Kasmar, Merrimack, N.H...
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