New Jersey Law Journal
...Schiappacasse, previously of counsel at Sills...amp; Gross in Princeton, who concentrates on...a partner with Stark & Stark in...
The 2013 New Jersey Top 20 law firms
...a mortgage executed by defendants. The trial judge determined that the notices of intention Wells Fargo served prior to filing the foreclosure complaint did not...
...BUSINESS ENTITIES 12-2-9170 Levin v. Board of Trustees of Ocean County Business Association, App. Div. (per curiam) (14...
...smaller than last year's 150, but still well above the nadir of 2010, when new partnerships dropped to 106 in the wake of a...
...court sustained defense counsel's objection to plaintiff's counsel's use of a skeleton model as a visual aid to the jury and plaintiff...
...Thursday recommended appointment of Superior Court nominees...litigation partner with Stark & Stark in...amp; Silverman in Princeton from 2007 to...
...is a litigation partner with Stark & Stark in Lawrenceville, concentrating...personal injury cases. A graduate of Rutgers University in 1994 and...
..., a member of the Litigation and...Reed Smith in Princeton promotes associate ...
...to provide affordable housing. At the time he first heard of Mount Laurel — in property class at Rutgers Law School...
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