New Jersey Law Journal
...The state Supreme Court heard arguments on the State Bar Association's proposal for an integrated bar — one to which all lawyers would have...
A Supreme Court panel is proposing that candidates for New Jersey bar admission complete 50 hours of volunteer legal work as a prerequisite
Notice to the bar
The developer's notice of public hearings using incorrect lot numbers did not deprive the planning board of jurisdiction to decide its conditional-use application
Keefe wins election for secretary position; NJSBA members approve all give bylaws proposals
...Keefe wins election for secretary position; NJSBA members approve all give bylaws proposals....
...president, secretary, and an at-large trustee position, as well as bylaws proposals. Votenet Solutions, Inc., is administering the election. ...
...elect Brian Schwartz and Second Vice Chair Amanda Trigg, to have the proposal modified. (61-12-1). The NJSBA’...
... Before getting a final dollar figure, the division rejected one proposal based on the lack of sidewalks from public transportation to its facility...
...Department of Treasury, posted an advertisement on its website seeking requests for proposals to lease space for a Department of Labor One-Stop Career Center...
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