New Jersey Law Journal
Large settlements and verdicts in New Jersey
...John E. Keefe Jr., a founder and co-managing partner of Keefe Bartels, is on the path to the presidency in 2018. Keefe bested...
A closer look at the people and issues of the New Jersey State Bar Association Election 2013
...petitioner, Bonnie Blume Goldsamt, is running for the secretary post, challenging John Keefe Jr., the Nominating Committee’s pick. The unusually competitive...
...The Nominating Committee also picked John E. Keefe Jr., 47, of Keefe Bartels, to serve as secretary. That selection means he is on track...
...judge C. Judson Hamlin, now of counsel at Keefe Bartels in New Brunswick. Cahill says Dana Transport's...
... John E. Keefe Jr., the pick for secretary, founded Keefe Bartels in 2006 and serves as its co-managing partner. He is...
In a rare departure from tradition, the State Bar Association has declined to renominate one of its executive officers for lockstep succession to the presidency
...Carpenter in Morristown; and John E. Keefe Jr., a founder of Keefe Bartels in Red Bank. The state bar...
...Goldsamt and Amirali Haidri — are solos, while Robert Hille and John Keefe Jr. are partners at litigation firms. The candidate selected by...
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