New Jersey Law Journal
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Because plaintiff did not fall while riding a train or embarking or disembarking from a train, the trial judge erred in instructing the jury that defendant was burdened by the heightened standard of
A state appeals court throws out a $7.7 million personal injury award to a commuter injured in a PATH station, holding a lesser duty of care applies to people walking through stations than those on o
Large settlements and verdicts in New Jersey
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Verdicts and settlements in New Jersey state and federal courts
... Steven Mannion, a partner at DeCotiis, FitzPatrick & Cole in Teaneck, was sworn in on Nov. 27 as a...
The draft report prepared by Department of Health staff regarding an application for a certificate of need is a deliberative document exempt from public access under the Open Public Records Act
OPRA can't be used to obtain draft reports that inform Department of Health decisions on certificates of need for health-care facilities, a New Jersey appeals court rules
Over the State Bar Association's resistance, a New Jersey Supreme Court committee is proposing that lawyers no longer be allowed to coax clients to pay legal fees by holding their files or other prop
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