New Jersey Law JournalBiographies for Vicinage 9
In this action for legal fees and costs by the attorney who initially represented defendant in her divorce proceedings, brought after she had discharged plaintiff and refused to formalize the settlem
A divorcee who repudiates a property settlement agreement, fires the lawyer who advised her to take it and then negotiates better terms with the help of new counsel can sue the first lawyer for malpr
Where petitioner, a professional football player, suffered a hip injury in the 1986 preseason and was sidelined for the remainder of 1986, but played from the 1987 season to the first game of 1991 an
Here, where the compensation parties (the deceased's father, his employer, and the employer's insurer and its claims administrator) reached a settlement, under N.J.S.A. 34:15-20, of the petitioner's
...Greenstone's lawyer, Robert Reilly III, a partner with Fitzpatrick, Reilly Supple & Gaul in New Providence, says he will seek an appeal. Reilly says...
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