New Jersey Law Journal
... STATE COURT CASES ADMINISTRATIVE LAW —...
...three years on Wednesday, the day after he asked the state Supreme Court at a hearing for a lesser discipline. The justices agreed...
The past year saw a continued resurgence in new partners at New Jersey firms, which, if not quite as robust as the year before, still held its own as an indicator that the firms are sanguine about ex
...upset to see English authorities bend to...U.S. Supreme Court to modify federal...teaching materials for high school courses "...
...a partner with McCarter & English in Newark, received the New...individuals in state and federal courts. Archer...
...09-32883; U.S. Bankruptcy Court (DNJ); opinion by Stern, U...been in control of a high volume of business and financial...
...Amendment, and, finally, the Supreme Court decision in District of...34; — the Oxford English Dictionary offers a dozen...
...adequately demonstrate the breadth of knowledge of constitutional law and pivotal Supreme Court decisions" needed for the job. He cited in particular the ...
...Jersey legal practice. There was no blockbuster decision by the state Supreme Court, except for the judicial pension case — limited in effect to the...
...rights in a number of cases pending before the New Jersey Supreme Court, successfully lobbied for legislation, and held dozens of educational programs. In the...
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