New Jersey Law Journal
Legal marketing is not a requisite component of the law school curriculum and it's certainly not anything conventionally and meaningfully addressed in summer associate programming. We need to address
Summer hiring at New Jersey firms fell off in 2013, exhibiting no signs of a rebound from the stagnancy of the last four years
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While employee complaints may be unavoidable in any workplace, companies that respond appropriately by investigating complaints and taking remedial action, when necessary, can maintain employee moral
A state appeals court decision affirms denial of a gun-carrying permit, a concrete step in the national debate over gun conrol
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...These days, attorneys in most medium-to-large cases digitize everything...database come to be? It starts well before trial, with the...
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...for criminal and civil contempt sanctions against jurors who inappropriately use social media or the Internet to research or disseminate information about cases. See...
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