New Jersey Law JournalLawyers who feel the urge to comment publicly, and perhaps passionately, about litigation opponents should be heartened by an appeals court ruling that gave an attorney wide latitude
Layoff notices were sent Monday to nearly a third of the employees in the Camden County Prosecutor's Office, including 18 of the 62 assistant prosecutors, but the prosecutor is hoping for an 11th-hou
Police conducting a routine safety inspection of a commercial truck don't need a warrant before they check a hidden compartment to confirm suspicions of drugs inside, a New Jersey appeals court holds
The trooper's warrantless search of a commercial truck to confirm a suspected hidden compartment and identify its contents, made during a routine safety inspection, was a valid administrative search
In this ERISA action, the undisputed record fails to support plaintiff's claims of gross mishandling in the evaluation of his claim for long-term disability benefits; the denial was not arbitrary or
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