New Jersey Law Journal
...next to the entrance of the 15 Church Towers apartment building, in Hoboken, on Nov. 5, 2010, when she allegedly fell after tripping over a...
...Wed., 6 p.m., at the Hurricane Resource Center, 251 First St., Hoboken. Topic: Legal Issues Directly Related to Superstorm Sandy. Cost: Free. For more...
...the retirement system. Appellant Fabio Cologna, a firefighter employed by Hoboken and a former police officer, seeks the benefit of the five-year...
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...a Hudson County judge who found Carmelo Garcia, executive director of the Hoboken Housing Authority, subject to a regulation barring elective office to those employed...
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...Jr. ruled on April 19 that because a substantial portion of the Hoboken Housing Authority’s revenue is from federal sources, its executive director...
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