New Jersey Law Journal
... In gauging the relative strengths of legal departments at New Jersey firms this year, the best yardstick we found was each firm...
...add a fifth track for arbitration to the four existing ones — standard, complex, priority and expedited. A proposed new Rule 5:1...
...Civil Family Actions — Arbitration Track Differentiated Case Management in Civil Family Actions to Provide for a New Arbitration Track ...
...Resolution Act. Additionally, the Committee recommends amending the definition of the "Arbitration-Mediation" hybrid process to conform to the current practice. Lastly, "...
...out of time. His remaining demands and the counterclaims went to mandatory arbitration. Rolando Torres Jr., a Lawrenceville solo and American...
...quintet of trustees is in the running to become secretary of the New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA). The position...
...successfully pursuing a claim for damages against his former employer in an arbitration proceeding (Druz I), appellant unsuccessfully pursued claims against his former...
...New Jersey remains among the minority of states enforcing a rule barring the...
...We're no longer talking recession. New Jersey firms are back to full staffing of associates, many of the...
...year, because there are not enough judges to meet the trial backlog. Arbitration and mediation, designed to relieve trial bottlenecks, either seem only to add...
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