New Jersey Law Journal
...in neuroscience can teach legal professionals about negotiations. This is particularly...scenario, it is vital that clients be able to make important...
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Notice to the bar
...in the business of law or how to build and grow a client base, and women lawyers have their work cut out for them....
...March 4, 2013]. As a professional engineer in New Jersey, working...cannot "properly represent the client's interests." ...
Daily decision alert
...His pursuit of excellence in all things is legendary among friends and professional acquaintances. Now, he is set to take those skills to...
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...NJDEP during the cleanup process. Under SRRA, a "licensed site remediation professional" (LSRP) program was established to have licensed professionals oversee the remediation...
...need not give grand jury testimony about text messages exchanged with a client who had bolted from court to avoid arrest. Superior Court...
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