New Jersey Law Journal
The state Supreme Court hears arguments in a case that may help determine the price tag for protecting the New Jersey shoreline from destructive storms like Hurricane Sandy. Harvey Cedars v. Karan is
...15, 2013, the bill was introduced and referred to the Senate Environment and Energy Committee. ...
...is expected to be tested in court. The Senate Environment and Energy Committee unanimously approved S-2599, which provides that compensation...
...hauling firm based in Florida, without competitive bidding in New Jersey. The Senate and Assembly scheduled joint oversight hearings commencing on March 8 to review...
...2012, the bill was substituted for S-2303 (1R), passed in the Senate (37-0) and sent to the governor for review. The bill...
...NJSBA Board of Trustees, Legislative Committee, Family Law Section and Military...having a secure and stable environment against the need for persons...
...bill was released from the Senate Commerce Committee and is awaiting Senate vote...
The year 2012 was another eventful one for attorneys interested in environmental law and policy. This article reviews this year's "top ten" issues, several of which will continue to occupy the public
...of NJSBA representatives before legislative committees, and the involvement of the...veto was received in the Senate, encouraging the Legislature to allow...
...of NJSBA representatives before legislative committees, and the involvement of the...are pending review in the Senate Health, Human Services and Senior...
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