New Jersey Law Journal
In Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum, the U.S. Supreme Court judge closes our courtroom doors to most human rights victims who have nowhere else to turn, and who cannot seek justice in their home coun
Martin M. Shenkman is an estate-planning lawyer with a most unusual side gig. Once a year he takes to the road on behalf of RV4TheCause, a charity that provides guidance to lawyers, accountants and f
...pending, a jump of 1,300 from the prior March. The silver lining was that the percentage of cases pending more than one year...
...2009, nine in 2008 and 20 in 2007. One silver lining was that all the top 30 deals in 2010 were valued...
...dropped nearly 40 percent, it might seem hard to find a silver lining — or even an aluminum one. As the recession...
Our annual look at 40 promising young professionals in New Jersey's legal community
...Top 40 Second Tier The silver lining for the second tier, if any, was a 2 percent bump...
...going on since the last century. I also think that the silver lining of this recession is that land prices are down and that...
...Believe it or not, there is a silver lining in today's economy when it comes to estate planning and...
...to plaintiffs in 140 federal court suits over the cholesterol drugs. Silver lining for the companies: Their merger is approved and their joint stock...
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