New Jersey Law Journal
...Pro hac vice attorneys, in-house counsel, and multijurisdictional practitioners attorneys...same requirements as licensed members of the New Jersey Bar under...
... Number of In-House Attorneys ...
...SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY Pursuant to Rule 1:28-2, the...
...for the second time but leaving intact the previous year's record of nearly 104,000 hours. Still, the 2011 figure represents an...
...You wouldn't necessarily think of lawyers as church-going folk...An occasional visit to a house of worship is a valuable...
New Jersey Law Journal
...in part.OPINIONA jury convicted William White, the "Commander" of the American National Socialist Workers' Party, on four counts (of a seven...
...contain misspellings, grammatical errors, misstatements of law or fact and erroneous...bunch of weapons at his house." B then gave Officer...
New Jersey Law Journal
...mainly on South Carolina's death row, for the January 1982 murder of Dorothy Edwards, an elderly woman who had sporadically employed him. The 28...
New Jersey Law Journal
...Agreement as allowing the recovery of actual damages. Avery v. Hughes...bequeathed to the plaintiff her house at 75 South Main Street...
...Pro hac vice attorneys, in-house counsel, and multijurisdictional practitioners attorneys...same requirements as licensed members of the New Jersey Bar under...
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