New Jersey Law Journal
...dealership was represented by Robert Chapin of Montgomery, Chapin & Fetten in Bridgewater and Anthony Koester of...
An expert witness is necessary to support the claims of negligent repair to a vehicle and to prove that the vehicle was defective
...the notes shortly before she met with a lawyer from Montgomery, Chapin & Fetten in Bridgewater to discuss a possible suit. She claimed she...
...Mahoney. Defendants — Andrew Siegeltuch of Sweeney & Sheehan; John Fetten of Montgomery, Chapin & Fetten; Thomas Wester of McDermott & McGee ...
Abrasive and impolite comments by a manager or co-workers may make for an unpleasant workplace, but if it's directed toward everyone, it's not actionable under the state Law Against Discrimination, a
...calls seeking comment. Zurich retained John Fetten, of Montgomery, Chapin & Fetten in Bridgewater, and Thomas Wester...
A black state judiciary employee who claims he was fired based on race and replaced by a white man has his dismissed Law Against Discrimination suit revived
...calls seeking comment. Zurich retained John Fetten , of Montgomery, Chapin & Fetten in Bridgewater, and Thomas Wester...
Plaintiff's inexcusable failure to comply with Rule 4:5-1(b)(2) in a related action precludes its consumer fraud claim, but not its contribution claim, in this action
New Jersey's entire controversy doctrine is still alive and kicking, even if it needs an adjustment from time to time. That's what the state Supreme Court gave in a ruling that fashioned a Solomonic
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