New Jersey Law Journal
...the placekicking position that gives him self-esteem, self-worth, and human dignity," says the complaint filed May 17 in Starego v. New...
...the size of the defendant company, but as an affront to his dignity as a person and a worker. He is hungry not only for...
A putative class action alleges that St. Peter's Healthcare System of New Brunswick improperly claims a religious exemption that has resulted in its pension plan being $70 million short
...17 its acquisition of the clinical outreach service of hospital operator Dignity Health of San Francisco. Acquisition for Panasonic Unit...
A Korean-American woman is suing the CVS drugstore chain, alleging a store employee used an ethnic slur to refer to her on a receipt
Courts have inherent authority to order a victim to undergo a physical exam by a defense doctor if the defendant has shown a compelling or substantial need for the exam that outweighs the victim's ri
A round-up of action from Trenton
...reprimanded Hyland for showing lack of sound judgment or respect for the dignity of his judicial position....
A round-up of action from Trenton
Recently retired Judge Glenn Berman spoke recently about his experiences on the bench, including the Ravi cyberstalking case
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