New Jersey Law Journal
...It is no secret that the world is seeing a decline in opportunities for media exposure through the traditional outlets of...
One large firm created a buzz when it announced it was abandoning the on-campus interview model to recruit summer associates. Instead, the firm hosted spring cocktail receptions for students at six t
...see less FCC regulation. Some business groups were disappointed in the ruling, seeing it as an opening for administrative agencies to grab even broader power...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Two weeks after Rutgers University retained Cahill Gordon & Reindel to investigate the handling of issues leading to the dismissal of basketball coach Mike Rice, the firm resigned, citing a developme
...dog. The blinds of the house were drawn, preventing the detectives from seeing inside. Approaching the front porch, the dog began signaling a positive alert...
...Superior Court Judge Glenn Grant said. The judiciary is actually seeing an increase in the upcoming fiscal year, but most of the money...
...says Lee's attorney, New York solo Susan Chana Lask. Seeing that name on the receipt left Lee "shocked, stunned, mortified, humiliated...
...pot while answering one's front door, then tossing the evidence when seeing it's the police, creates probable cause to search under the plain...
With corporate clients demanding more transparency, candor in emails is welcome — but law firms may become more cautious about what they say
A state appeals court throws out a $7.7 million personal injury award to a commuter injured in a PATH station, holding a lesser duty of care applies to people walking through stations than those on o
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