New Jersey Law Journal
...access to one another’s profile page subject to the privacy settings. Once users have friended each other, they can see each other’...
...Matthew Capizzi Setting Rules and Reining in Emotional Clients Establishing and...
Most situations that the clients of family-law attorneys face are not emergencies. But the client cannot always see that reality, because the situation feels urgent to him or her. It is important for
High-conflict families that litigate often, many times over frivolous things, occupy a disproportionate amount of court time and resources. Courts and judges have begun to gradually delegate limited
...California Raisin Marketing Order, established a Raisin Administrative Committee (RAC), which recommends setting up annual reserve pools of raisins that are not to be sold...
The debate over what constitutes a "religion" has reached new heights. An Ohio federal court decided that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act "plausibly" protects as a religion what some might consider
Just settling upon an agreed list of queries with your adversary may not assure a meeting of the minds, when it comes to documents found through e-discovery. The parties must be clear about the dispo
...an unreasonable fee), RPC 1.5(b)(failure to provide a writing setting forth the basis or rate of the legal fee), RPC 1.16...
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