New Jersey Law Journal
...new requirement for pro bono work as a condition for admission...doing such work. Critics have said the pro bono...
...of service delivery — innovations that hold promise of improvements in productivity, quality or costs. But innovation comes dear. More broadly, even though law department...
New Jersey Law Journal
...in 2004 due to a work-related back injury. During that...and a vocal and frequent critic of City policies, and he...
New Jersey Law Journal
...the judiciary of our state and helpful to me in selecting high-quality judges," Christie said in a statement announcing the names of the...
...watchmaker, makes world-renowned, high-quality Swiss watches. Omega sells those...distributing copies of the copyrighted work (the registered logo) in the...
New Jersey Law Journal
...for summary judgment, the district court assumed that VARA applies to unfinished works of art, but it nonetheless ruled for the Museum in all respects...
A publishing company that makes a livelihood through superlative ratings of lawyers will now try doing the same for the institutions that graduate them. Super Lawyers Magazine has put out its first a
...technology without all of the incumbent risks and challenges of making it work. Smaller firms, with limited manpower and expertise, no longer need to remain...
...According to Tittel, the real work lies ahead and will include...the need to protect water quality and water quantity. This moved...
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