New Jersey Law Journal
...provided by the New Jersey State Bar Association on recently passed...Company v. First Union National Bank, held that an adverse...
...as well as commercial litigation and is second vice chairwoman of the State Bar's Labor and Employment Section. Cofsky Installed...
...devote the resources of the state’s largest lawyers group...civil trial lawyer from Red Bank, became secretary. ...
...14 million, most of it in punitive damages, to a hospital blood-bank technician fired for complaining about staffing issues, Doculan v. Bayonne Medical...
... STATE COURT CASES ADMINISTRATIVE LAW...
...The state Supreme Court is deciding whether a suspected drunken driver can be convicted...
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... STATE COURT CASES Capital One Bank (USA) N.A. v. Woodley...
...the patient has already maxed out the family's credit cards and bank accounts or declared bankruptcy. Without an advocate early in the process, unpaid...
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