...Northeastern University School of Law, $179,362; Rutgers School of Law – Newark, $186,000. It's not Big Law partner money, but perfectly respectable...
...well as marijuana and drug paraphernalia. NEWARK ARCHDIOCESE It agrees to pay $75,000 to a...
...Please send items to New Jersey Law Journal, P.O. Box 20081, Newark 07101, Attention: CALENDAR, or rstack@alm.com. For more information...
...party for Superior Court Judge Paul Vichness, shown, was held at the Newark Club on April 15. Vichness, shown, who served on the Essex County...
...conference of in-house paralegals and managers at Prudential Financial Inc. in Newark, N.J. Allen and Perkel each have decades of litigation...
... Doe v. Archdiocese of Newark: The Archdiocese of Newark has paid five men a total...
...warrants presidential appointments. That holding led to a win for Newark, N.J.-based New Vista Nursing and Rehabilitation, which had challenged a...
Notice to the bar
...Appellees-Cross-Appellants.: Lawrence S. Lustberg, Alicia L. Bannon, Gibbons P.C., Newark, NJ. For Amicus Curiae American Values Institute, In...
...Nia Henderson, J.D., Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor at Rutgers-Newark School of Law. Suzanne Kahn is a doctoral candidate in Columbia...
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