New Jersey Law Journal
...NEW JERSEY STATE ATHLETIC CONTROL BOARD 01-2...boxing license with the intention of fighting in a May 9...
..., App. Div. (per curiam) (10 pp.) Defendant appeals from the denial of her motion for a new trial or remittitur after a jury verdict...
...multijurisdictional practitioners attorneys are subject to the same requirements as licensed members of the New Jersey Bar under a number of Court Rules. Among these...
... Plaintiffs — Joe Whatley Jr. of Whatley Drake and Kallas and Bryan Clobes of Cafferty Faucher. Defendants —...
... Education: Suffolk Univ...1976-92; Borough of Dumont, rent leveling board attorney, 1983; Borough...
...SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY Pursuant to Rule 1:28-2, the...
...will proceed with his nomination of outgoing Attorney General Paula Dow...confirmation of Christopher Cerf as Education Commissioner. He had been a...
...rsquo;s emergency-room treatment but thereafter denied payment for the balance of services rendered during her hospitalization. High Point concluded that the balance of...
...ADMINISTRATIVE LAW 01-2-3768 In the Matter of Corbacho, App. Div. (per curiam) (3 pp.) Appellant challenges the final...
...Once again, we feature 40 lawyers we think are worthy of attention, using a selection method that is unapologetically unscientific but that we...
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