New Jersey Law JournalSix defense lawyers must comply with grand jury subpoenas for their billing records — but not until resolution of the underlying charges against their clients
A state appeals court affirms dismissal of a legal malpractice suit, saying the judge properly concluded the plaintiff was an ex-client and therefore due a lesser duty of care
...Oury's attorney, Gerald Krovatin of Newark's Krovatin & Klingeman, says his client exhibited "poor judgment" in not...
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Former state Sen. Wayne Bryant is acquitted of charges that his law firm was on retainer with a developer who really sought his influence as a legislator
Defendants' convictions for conspiracy for participating in a bid-rigging scheme while deployed to Iraq to work for the Coalition Provisional Authority are affirmed, as are their sentences
Just a week after declaring Magistrate Judge Patty Shwartz unqualified for elevation to the Third Circuit, Sen. Robert Menendez announced he would release his hold on her nomination
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A malpractice insurer isn't required to indemnify a Cranford solo for work he did outside his law practice as an accounting firm's employee, a federal judge in Newark rules
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