New Jersey Law Journal
...34;unprecedented." On Wednesday, the U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation issued an order scheduling the matter for discussion during its...
...and state constitutions. The appellate panel finds JCHA’s notice...license for 60 days based on PPH’s second violation...
...national litigation over claims that L'Oreal USA is stretching the truth about its antiwrinkle creams. The Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation...
...proposals. The appellate panel agrees with the...improperly focused only on price and failed...and costs of litigation. The panel affirms...
...Litigation is mounting against the world...12-cv-5129, was filed on Oct. 3 in the U...
...steroid injections grows, so has litigation, including suits filed in New Jersey on Tuesday. Jennifer Marko...
...had agreed to participate. The panel dismisses the appeal for failure...housing, and appellants were clearly on notice that any funds used...
...the New Jersey bar, based on their achievements so far in...leadership qualities, shown expertise in litigation or transactional work and committed...
...A nationwide suit on behalf of county land officials is challenging Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac...
...plaintiffs in six pending suits argued before the U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation in Washington, D.C., urging centralization. The plaintiffs were split...
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