New Jersey Law Journal
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...Fifth Street, next to the entrance of the 15 Church Towers apartment building, in Hoboken, on Nov. 5, 2010, when she allegedly fell after tripping...
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...advance in spite of it. First, assess your mindset toward building a prosperous practice. Do you believe in what you are doing? Are...
...11, is a microcosm of the dilemma facing state and local governments after Sandy, since building protective sand dunes will cost an exorbitant amount...
...the county's criminal courts building. Assistant deputy public defenders are...plan without clearance from the state Department of Corrections, which regulates...
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...Jersey legal community: as president of the 18,000-member New Jersey State Bar Association. “He’s so meticulous in his...
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