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...involving confidential materials a third-party lawyer, who allegedly used the...as assisting counsel, but his affiliation was not revealed, according to...
...LHA). Paragraph 13 of their partnership agreement contains an arbitration clause. The parties had a falling out. Rather than pursuing arbitration, plaintiff filed a complaint...
...LHA). Paragraph 13 of their partnership agreement contains an arbitration clause. The parties had a falling out. Rather than pursuing arbitration, plaintiff filed a complaint...
...during that extended working test period. The panel affirms, finding that the parties bargained for a highly streamlined mechanism for dispute resolution, their plain intent...
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...order additional parenting time in the summer rather than merely encourage the parties to "honor the child's wishes and devise a plan,"...
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Governor Christie recently signed the Teacher Effectiveness and Accountability for the Children of New Jersey (TEACHNJ) Act, which radically changes how public school "teaching staff members" are eva
...summary judgment on her claims under § 1983 for retaliation for political affiliation and speech, in violation of the First Amendment. The Astriab plaintiffs appeal...
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