New Jersey Law Journal
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...Hollenbeck has expanded into Washington, D.C., with help from...who in April became head of Scarinci's new cybersecurity and...
...A state appeals court on...has a conflict of interest by also...Trails Conservancy of Washington, D.C., and...
...s new Office of Minority and Women...amp; Toll in Washington, D.C., in...workers in 11 states seeking unpaid overtime...
...a table showing the attorney surplus in each of the country's 50 states plus Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico for 2009...
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...more information about New Jersey State Bar Association events, please call...April 22, 2013. Twenty percent of your payment is tax deductible...
...alimony reduction, a state appeals court held...that the provision of emoluments, which enhance...house in Port Washington, N.Y., for...
...civil cases at the United States Attorney's Office in Newark...negligence case against an employee of the United States. The purpose...
...Sylvain v. Attorney General of the United States, No. 11-3357; Third Circuit...
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