New Jersey Law Journal
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
...Raymond Petroleum Inc. of Newark, and Bertin Engineering Associates Inc. of Glen Rock and Salomone Brothers Inc. of Wayne, which were involved in remodeling...
Verdicts and settlements in New Jersey state and federal courts
Medical malpractice claims require experts with the same specialty or subspecialty as the doctors being sued and being qualified to treat the same condition is not enough, the state Supreme Court rul
...Defense Expert: Robert Goldstone, M.D., orthopedic surgery, Glen Rock. This report is based on information from plaintiff counsel...
A divided state Supreme Court takes a hard line on what constitutes "extraordinary circumstances" justifying late notice under the Tort Claims Act
...do both," said Britcher, of Britcher, Leone & Roth in Glen Rock. Britcher suggested that the rules on what a New...
The state Supreme Court has put its foot down against automatically divesting a woman of custody of her newborn child due to evidence she used drugs during pregnancy
...Gloucester County Federal Savings Bank) Gibraltar Bank Glen Rock Savings Bank Grand Bank, N.A. Greater...
...to extract cell phone data. Two vendors seemed to be dominant: Glen Rock, N.J.-based Cellebrite, and Lindon, Utah-based AccessData. ...
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