New Jersey Law Journal
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...Award of Excellence, from the Association of Black Women Lawyers of New Jersey, on April 27 at the Pines Manor in Edison. Brown was honored...
...New Jersey's high court continues to disapprove of giving juries unrestricted access to...
...a State Bar Association survey about the practice of law in New Jersey were giving useful feedback. There were complaints, especially by solos, that too...
...650,000 to settle claims of sexual assault by a priest in Jersey City in the 1970s and 1980s. Rev. Carmen Sita, then...
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...When people are in distress – they can count on a New Jersey lawyer. When people need help – they can count on a New...
The Legislature should bar the use of job applications to limit statutes of limitation or the right to trial by jury in cases of employment discrimination or retaliation
...With the Super Bowl coming to New Jersey next January, there is great excitement in the business community as the...
...A Supreme Court panel is proposing that candidates for New Jersey bar admission complete 50 hours of volunteer legal work as a prerequisite...
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