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A federal judge in Newark approves a $3.9 million settlement in an overtime suit against a petroleum-testing company, and once again rejects efforts to keep terms under wraps
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...Hiring by New Jersey law firms is on a steady swing back nearly to prerecession...
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...for Rail Passenger's Injury Hancock v. New Jersey Transit: A Middlesex County jury awarded $470...
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