New Jersey Law Journal
...assertion of jurisdiction was a stretch. "Vague allegations that Defendants promote and sell Girls Gone Wild products through their website...
...the Boston attacks "did not and could not have affected the Defendants' sentence." Mohamed Alessa, 23, of North Bergen, and Carlos...
...citizens of different states.??Plain old diversity is not enough. Rather, a defendant can remove an action to the district court on diversity grounds only...
...curiam ruling. Nevertheless, it reversed a default judgment against a defendant whose lawyer was tied up in another trial on the scheduled trial...
...cuts for drug testing, substance abuse and mental health treatment for federal defendants and offenders. The request includes $28 million to avoid deferring for three...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...7 pp.) The parties had reached a settlement of this suit, alleging defendant failed to pay debts owed for shipping, boarding and training of various...
...unrestricted access to video and audio recordings of statements by witnesses and defendants, but there's a catch: Where the defendant's lawyer...
...manner he please, however uncertain it may be, and then compel the defendant to make answer whether he can make answer or not with any...
Large settlements and verdicts in New Jersey
...which requires proof only that the accident would have been avoided had defendant not driven as he did, the state Supreme Court ruled Wednesday....
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