New Jersey Law Journal
...2541 (2011), a massive class action alleging wage discrimination against the retail giant on behalf of an estimated 1.5 million female employees who allegedly...
...David-and-Goliath battle between Indiana farmer Vernon Bowman and the agribusiness giant Monsanto over use of the company's "Roundup Ready" soybean...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...nbsp; LOWENSTEIN SANDLER Private equity giant Cerberus Capital Management retains the Roseland firm for the potential sale of...
... Human Contact All business relationships, whether between a giant oil company and a multinational firm or between a small trucking company...
...verdict against Cordis Corp., a subsidiary of the New Brunswick-based pharma giant. N.J. LAWYERS...
...for a contractor for Merck, Evolution Inc., and asked that the pharmaceutical giant investigate the potential for overbilling from the contractor. After Gibney was fired...
Two state troopers criminally charged in connection with a high-speed escort they provided to a car-enthusiast club forfeit their positions to resolve their cases
Verdicts and settlements in New Jersey state and federal courts
Short takes on lawyers, firms and judges
... Over time, I have found that there are some real giants in the land of law firm marketing. As my holiday gift to...
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