New Jersey Law Journal
...s interests include former U.S. District Judge Herbert Stern, of Stern & Kilcullen in Roseland; former Hudson County Assignment Judge Arthur D’Italia...
Notice to the bar
The in pari delicto defense was appropriately applied to defeat most of plaintiff's claims; the order dismissing the deepening insolvency claim is affirmed; and judgment for defendant-counterclaimant
...brings on board Jason Lustbader, formerly an associate with Stern & Kilcullen in Roseland. Associates...
...penalties because Stern botched his defense. Nacchio v. Stern & Kilcullen, filed Wednesday in Essex County Superior Court, also accuses Stern...
The Law Journal's annual survey of the newest generation of leaders at New Jersey law firms and local offices of national firms, complete with photographs and biographies
The provision of documents to an Ecuadorean court-appointed expert to assess damages resulted in a waiver of any discovery-related work-product protections and attorney-client privileges
It's too soon to say whether the recovery cycle has kicked in for New Jersey law firms, but our annual yearbook of new associates shows that after two years of decline, hiring is back on the upswing
...focusing on tax and estate planning and formerly a partner with Stern & Kilcullen in Roseland; and elder care attorney Richard Miller, formerly...
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