New Jersey Law Journal
...of trial counsel if that lawyer's unavailability will cause unacceptable...In Hernandez v. North Jersey Neurosurgical Associates, A-890...
...the issue with a much more critical eye. He noted that a lawyer representing a client accused of terrorism "must make an assessment whether...
...Many New Jersey litigators practice primarily...even narrower. Most lawyers are familiar with...
...by automatically sending messages by email, rather than the Postal Service, to lawyers who miss deadlines or make incomplete submissions, he says. Lawyers...
...accomplishments during the New Jersey State Bar Association...Section and Young Lawyers Division. ...
...shine a spotlight on the contributions lawyers make to society, Ralph J. Lamparello became president of the New Jersey State Bar Association last week....
...When people are in distress – they can count on a New Jersey lawyer. When people need help – they can count on a New...
...by the New Jersey State Bar Association on recently passed and pending legislation, regulations, gubernatorial nominations and/or appointments of interest to lawyers, as well...
...The hospital's lawyer, Scott Wich...DeMaria in New York, did not...a priest in Jersey City in the...
...the deans of New Jersey's three law schools, retired Justice Virginia Long, Legal Services president Melville Miller Jr., Volunteer Lawyers for Justice executive...
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