New Jersey Law Journal
Short takes on lawyers, firms and judges
...domestic corporations and interested stockholders. The NJSBA Board of Trustees, Legislative Committee and Business Law Section voted to support this...
...160; The New Jersey State Bar Association Board of Trustees, Legislative Committee and Real Property, Trust and Estate Law Section...
...about $2 million this year alone, officials say. The Board of Freeholders has approved contracts with Cumberland, Salem and Burlington counties for the...
...Supreme Court overturned the attempted establishment of "small" boards of chosen freeholders in Bergen, Mercer, Morris and Union counties under the Strong...
...posting, on average, one report a week since 2005, and attended county freeholder meetings, filed public-records requests, had stories run in The Star...
...Senate Judiciary Committee. The NJSBA’s Board of Trustees, Legislative Committee and Municipal Court Practice Section voted to support...
...served as solicitor for local boards. Christopher Rafano, D...had been a Middlesex County freeholder since 1998 and was municipal...
...Hill, Voorhees and Waterford. Shusted also has served as solicitor for local boards. He graduated from Gettysburg College in 1977 and Delaware Law School in...
...privilege but that defendant Shellee Hale’s postings on a message board were more akin to reader comments on newspaper websites than to news...
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