New Jersey Law Journal
Most disbarments are for taking client money, but Vincent Paragano lost his license for lying to business partners, lenders and ethics authorities
Biographies for Vicinage 10
The Law Journal's annual survey of the newest generation of leaders at New Jersey law firms and local offices of national firms, complete with photographs and biographies
The implications for future union and plan merger are clear. Lengthy fact-finding during discovery and at trial regarding intent are not necessary. If the effect of an amendment is straightforward, t
The circuit courts had by 2010 devised several -- often contradictory -- tests for determining what might be the principal place of business and, even as in the Ninth Circuit, a multi-step test that
An amendment to a pension plan violated ERISA's anti-cutback rule by constructively amending the plan in a manner that decreased an accrued benefit
Notice to the bar
The New Jersey Senate on Thursday confirmed 19 judges for the Superior Court statewide and two prosecutors, including New Jersey's first female Hispanic prosecutor, Camelia Valdes
...1984 to 1987, she was an associate at Morristown's Dillon, Bitar & Luther. She is a 1971 graduate of Drew University and a...
Our ninth annual magazine devoted to new associates at New Jersey law firms
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