New Jersey Law Journal
...attorney for the Palisades Park Rent Adjustment Board...practice, Paramus; municipal court judge, Ringwood, Rochelle...
...and the involvement of the NJSBA as amicus in appellate court matters. It is compiled by the government affairs department of the New...
...appointment of five new Superior Court judges, all from Bergen County, and three judges for the Palisades Interstate Park Municipal Court. The...
...Court judges — three from Gloucester County and one from Sussex County — and approval for a new judge for the Palisades Interstate Park...
...Raso of Oradell and Benjamin Kelsen of Teaneck to the Palisades Interstate Park Municipal Court. De Stefan, a member of the...
...tractor along the shoulder of Interstate 80 in Totowa when a...liable, Harris says. Palisades Safety & Insurance Management Corp...
...anti-gay prejudice in his present job: judge of the Palisades Interstate Park municipal court. But on Thursday night, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to...
...outgoing Gov. Jon Corzine’s judicial nominees: 11 for the Superior Court, seven for the Office of Administrative Law and nine for the workers...
...lacked authority, a state appeals court has found. The...A- 6264-07, that Cliffside Park municipal judge Michael Shuhala, who...
...Paramus municipal judge, 2000-02; Norwood municipal judge, 1996-2002; Palisades Interstate Park Court judge, 1991-98 De La...
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