New Jersey Law Journal
...Members III. Recommendations IV. Discussion A. Qualifying Pro Bono Service B. Qualifying Work Must be Supervised...
Three federal judges — Shira Scheindlin, James Francis and Peter Flynn — were in high gear on May 1st, at an entertaining and innovative program entitled: "A Consortium on Litigation, Inf
...and a writer, while still finding time for pro bono and public service work. Goldstein, now of McCusker, Anselmi, Rosen & Carvelli in...
...the state bar association was an active and meaningful voice in the discussions to end the stalemate over judicial appointments. Because we agree with the...
...outset that this discussion deals only with negligence cases involving federal employees, and does not address the very different issues concerning service that arise in...
...for a calendar month, an employer must calculate the aggregate hours of service (including fractional hours, but not including more than 120 for any one...
...loudly claim to care. Everyone knows that lawyers provide a highly complex service and that they do it for a fee. What potential clients seem...
...was present and acting throughout. There was no procedural irregularity. After lengthy discussion, during which neither Niedweske, nor any other member, voiced an objection to...
...Law Center, New Brunswick. Topic: Discussion About the Access and Fairness...com. LEGAL SERVICES OF NEW JERSEY —...
...Law Center, New Brunswick. April 16 LEGAL SERVICES OF NEW JERSEY — Pro bono training, Tues., 12:45 p...
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