National Law Journal...graduated from Yale Law School, served as a faculty fellow at Seton Hall University School of Law's immigration and civil rights clinic, clerked for...
...for would-be law students is heating up in New Jersey. Seton Hall University School of Law has unveiled a tuition reduction program that will...
Lawyers across the Northeast scrambled as Sandy stormed ashore, causing flooding from North Carolina to New England. Courts, law schools and firms closed their doors. In New York City, with public tr
...University Chicago School of Law. Lee focuses on intellectual property prosecution, transactions and strategy. He received his J.D. from Seton Hall...
Courthouses, law firms and schools in Lower Manhattan and New Jersey remained shut down, without power and water in many locations. But elsewhere in the city and region, workers made it to their offi
East Coast legal communities were mopping up on October 30 as the "superstorm" Sandy finally began to quit the region. Power outages, mass transit shutdowns and wind and water damage meant a second d
Salvador out the door and back; smoke 'em if you got 'em, just not on the file; out in time for the fireworks; and you and your potential boss networking at the windmill in this week's column
...came down to dueling opinions by law professors. To Seton Hall University School of Law professor Stephen Lubben, the 2009 Chrysler bankruptcy, in...
...in the government-affairs practice. He earned his J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law and an LL.M. from George Washington University...
A Massachusetts state court recently ruled it has jurisdiction to hear a case against Salomon S.A. because the company's Web site directs consumers to retailers that sell its products in the state
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