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...was 12 times greater than the three months recommended by the Office of Attorney Ethics. Without opinion, the court issued an order saying...
...Owners of a charitable fundraising entity left...tab when the Federal Trade Commission shut it down for misleading...
...and Cape May Cos. (Higbee, P.J.Cv.) (17 pp.) By order of the Supreme Court of New Jersey, all Accutane cases, except for a...
...Law Journal agreed with a proposal by the state Commission of Charities to abolish county jails and to replace them with houses of...
...are mounting against the maker of an air-pressured toilet system...the federal Consumer Product Safety Commission — as well as Health...
...nearly 90 years old and of questionable competence” justifies the...than $70,000 in estimated commissions he would be paid as...
...order that denied its motion for summary judgment seeking to compel arbitration of plaintiff’s third-party complaint. This matter arises from an installment...
New Jersey Law Journal
...a small dissident group ("the Samsell plaintiffs"), are within a larger class of medical patient consumers in a case alleging fraud in overcharging for the...
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...was successfully sued for millions of dollars for legal malpractice, his...Phen class action. The Inquiry Commission Complaint stated that Mills was...
...was backing out of a parking spot...being involved in charity drives and taking...Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ( EEOC), alleging discrimination...
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