New Jersey Law Journal
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Notice to the bar
...Two weeks after Rutgers University retained Cahill Gordon & Reindel to investigate the handling of issues...
The Law Journal's first Lifetime Achievement in Litigation Award will be given next month to an attorney who has spent a good deal of his time and energy on litigation alternatives
...Act was passed a year later. Rosenstein graduated from Rutgers University in 1949 and Cornell Law School in 1952, and spent the...
...Prior to Rutgers University president Robert Barchi's decision last December to suspend rather than...
...Patel and Greg Doukas. The Rutgers University Mock Trial Association won first place at the Regional Tournament hosted...
...Donnelly The estate of a Rutgers University chemistry professor who died after a head-on collision with a...
...ATCA for violating human rights abroad. In 1998, in allowing the Rutgers University Constitutional Litigation Clinic's case, Jama v. U.S. INS...
...Rutgers University has announced the retainer of Cahill Gordon & Reindel to investigate...
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