New Jersey Law Journal
...lawyers in the firm's Manhattan office. He will also continue to do consulting. ...
Thomas Prol, a candidate for State Bar office, announces he's quitting his New York job to comply with a bylaw requiring leaders to practice mainly in New Jersey
...pay for excessive wear and use damage as he was obligated to do under the lease, and further considering that the lease agreement explicitly superseded...
...arbitrator. An additional complication arises, however, when the arbitration agreement calls for the appointment of non-neutral arbitrators in cases where there are...
...Leone, J.S.C., temporarily assigned) (33 pp.) The state intercepted cellphone calls and texts in which a husband and wife allegedly conspired to commit...
...The marital privilege prevents prosecutors from introducing interspousal cellphone calls and text messages in the trial of an accused drug kingpin, a...
...and its clients asserted by [Drinker Biddle] in support of its application do not outweigh the State's substantial interest in favor of confidentiality of...
Daily decision alert
Nearly two decades after New Jersey's high court let real estate brokers, subject to conditions, handle residential closings without lawyers present, the scope of that doctrine is under review
Daily decision alert
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