New Jersey Law Journal
The Law Journal's annual new-associate magazine
The 50-year career of attorney Arthur H. Miller will be recognized when he becomes the first to posthumously receive the New Jersey Commission on Professionalism in the Law?s Daniel J. O?Hern Award f
...Ronald Chen, vice dean, Rutgers Law-Newark; Frances Bouchoux, associate dean, Rutgers Law-Newark; Scott Leonard, foundation chairman; and Ava Majlesi, Rutgers Law-Newark...
Like water seeking its own level, new partnerships rose this year to 150 — their prerecession average. It was as strong a resurgence as the earlier fall-off was precipitous
...Cataldo Fazio, immediate past president. The trustees are Brunilda Bonilla, Anna Noris, Frances Nicotra, Kevin Russell, Richard Villanova and Jane Weiner. Officers of the Bar...
...Archer partner Frances McElhill, United Way's Alex...
New Jersey Law Journal
Hiring by New Jersey law firms is on a steady swing back nearly to prerecession levels, judging by the anecdotal evidence assembled in this, our annual new-associates magazine
New Jersey Law Journal
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