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In the term about to open, the New Jersey state Supreme Court will address the never-ending question of how seriously an automobile-accident victim must be injured to vault the verbal threshold
...Jersey gaming firms without a Pennsylvania presence - such as Trenton's Sterns & Weinroth, Newark's Sills Cummis Epstein & Gross and Newark's Saiber Schlesinger...
...turns into four to five free hours," said Jeffrey Posta of Sterns & Weinroth. He said he likes to spend time with the parties before...
Handing the personal injury bar a setback, the New Jersey Supreme Court has scotched the theory that plaintiffs suing on behalf of a decedent can double their money under split-limit insurance polici
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