New Jersey Law Journal
...the right to trial by jury. Whether or not the decision in Rodriguez v. Raymour & Flanigan Furniture, in which I...
...unnecessary burdens on the resources of this court, and grossly violates both letter and spirit of this court's ADR plan." (See Acquisto...
In order to encourage candor in mediation proceedings, New Jersey has adopted a broad and robust mediation privilege that protects against the disclosure of mediation communications in later legal pr
...prong. The law guardian argues that the trial judge's decision should be affirmed as to Martin and Norman, but contends that the...
...a dispute. After all, the arbitrator is empowered to render an unassailable decision that is rarely subject to appellate review. In recognition of...
...to the marital communications privilege, N.J.R.E. 509, citing federal decisions, other states’ cases, and the crime-fraud exception to the attorney...
...Div. (per curiam) (8 pp.) Salamandra appeals from the Civil Service Commission decision upholding his removal from his employment with the New Jersey State Parole...
... Rutgers announced Wednesday that Cahill said in a May 3 letter that Connell Foley of Roseland, hired by the university for advice about...
...abide by a client's decisions concerning the scope and objectives...the DEP No Further Action Letter (NFA) included the limitation that...
NJSBA President Kevin P. McCann reflects on a successful year for the association
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