New Jersey Law Journal
...still well above the nadir of 2010, when new partnerships dropped...about a third attended law school here: 25 at Seton Hall...
...High School for Fine and Performing Arts, excelling at academics and sports, and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Mason Gross School...
...are back to full staffing of associates, many of the firms...vast majority graduated from law school within the past two years...
...because 2010 was a period of recovery after two years of...new hires, 161, graduated law school within the past two years...
...Order Pursuant to Rule 1:28-2(a) SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY Pursuant to Rule 1:28-2, the Trustees...
...good total in the midst of a recession, a closer look...Newman and Sills Cummis & Gross each had three; Archer &...
...Some firms reduced their numbers of hires or deferred starting dates...As usual, New Jersey law schools predominate among the new hires...
...clip as last year and the year before — an apparent sign of optimism that even in these doldrums, when casting off of associates and...
Our ninth annual magazine devoted to new associates at New Jersey law firms
...STATE COURT CASES ATTORNEY/CLIENT - RESTORATION OF DISMISSED COMPLAINT - LIMITATIONS 04-2-0114 Goodheart v. Kartzman...
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