New Jersey Law Journal
...in four decades. He is managing partner of Chasan, Leyner & Lamparello PC in Secaucus. To highlight the importance of...
...civil and criminal litigator and managing partner of Chasan, Leyner & Lamparello PC in Secaucus. “It was a life lesson. What I...
...of Facebook. Facebook asserts that the contract was probably forged, reported PC Magazine. Electronic records are, of course, also a pain...
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act does not protect lawyers for debts they incur in their practice, a New Jersey appeals court has ruled in a case of first impression in the state
Once a piece of computer equipment has been relegated to the scrap heap, most business owners write it off as no longer a part of the company inventory. However, hard drives contain sensitive data ab
...Flaws and all, the Surface does a better job of replicating the PC experience than any other tablet on the market — including Apple's...
Opinions not approved for publication
...that the judge did not abdicate his decision-making authority to the PC and concludes that plaintiff's argument that the judge erred in appointing...
...Aruch, McCarter & English Victoria Bach, G.K. Law Practice PC Alicia Bannon, Brennan Center for Justice Naomi Barrowclough...
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