New Jersey Law Journal
A putative class action alleges that St. Peter's Healthcare System of New Brunswick improperly claims a religious exemption that has resulted in its pension plan being $70 million short
Opinions not approved for publication
The Center for Public Integrity says that in the past 4-1/2 years, 11 percent of federal judges reported attending at least one seminar at which foundations or corporations paid for air fare, hotels
...In December 2012, the United States District Court for the Northern District of California issued a 20-page opinion denying Samsung's motion for...
NJDEP has proclaimed that its recently revamped program established a "new paradigm" in New Jersey's site remediation regulatory landscape. New federal legislation is brewing, however, that could pre
...in markets Day Pitney doesn’t reach, such as Pennsylvania and California. Klausner and Moore decline to discuss compensation but say Fox...
While personal service may always reign supreme, service via Facebook, on balance, provides significant advantages over service by mail and service by publication. This substituted method of service
A judge who balked at a $2 million Federal Trade Commission settlement that included no admission of wrongdoing by the defendant, and then approved it with unusual conditions, orders that some of th
Aetna Inc. agrees to a $120 million settlement of claims that its reliance on the database led to low reimbursements for procedures performed by out-of-network providers
Federal putative class action suits are mounting against the maker of an air-pressured toilet system that allegedly is causing dangerous explosions
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