New Jersey Law Journal
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...outdated business model. The legal profession has experienced a sea change in how lawyers do what they do. Law firms have had...
...A. 18:A:6-118(a). The TEACHNJ Act radically changes how public school "teaching staff members" are evaluated, acquire tenure...
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N.J.'s legislature promptly responded to Superstorm Sandy's devastation with several proposals designed to address specific aspects of the recovery and rebuilding process. The current legislative ses
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...know they often don't happen (i.e., hurricanes veer out to sea; trials settle). But you should still prepare as if they are going...
...It was his second DWI in two years. The prior was in Sea Isle City in November 2010. The original ethics complaint charged...
...closer look. And its soon-to-be-published decision spells a sea change in Pennsylvania's law of recoverable damages in legal malpractice cases...
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