New Jersey Law Journal
...of chilling any client's exercise of the free choice to select counsel," the court wrote. Natividad Santiago signed a contingency fee...
...litigators Edward Dauber and Justin Walder. Both signed the brief in...Any perceived disfavor toward defense counsel, she said, stems from their...
...the Restructuring and Insolvency Department in New York ... Walder, Hayden & Brogan in Roseland elevates of counsel Robert Donaher, who handles complex commercial...
...chilling effect upon a client's exercise of the right to select counsel of his or her choosing," wrote Appellate Division Judge Stephen Skillman...
...According to the stipulation, made public on Dec. 24, Davenport advised opposing counsel in the matter in December 2002 that he would no longer represent...
... Born: October 24, 1977 Position: Counsel, Schwartz Simon Edelstein & Celso, Whippany Practice Areas: Civil...
...Michael D'Alessio Jr., formerly of counsel with Walder, Hayden & Brogan in Roseland, opens his new office at 560 Main...
Respondent negligently misappropriated client trust and escrow funds, violated attorney record-keeping rules, and violated conflict-of-interest standards; the appropriate sanction is censure
The New Jersey Supreme Court gives a light discipline to a lawyer, who is the husband of a federal district judge, for admitted misappropriation of client trust funds, sparing him disbarment or suspe
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