New Jersey Law Journal
How one law firm helped its attorneys fight the "information overload" caused by email and the Internet, by finding ways to help them focus their limited time on the information that's critical now
...solo practitioner, Burlington, 1981-82; Bookbinder, Colaguori & Bookbinder, Burlington, 1976-1981; Sydney W. Bookbinder, Burlington, associate, 1974-76 ...
...has been sold to mobile content developer MOKO.mobi in Sydney, Australia, for about $5 million in cash, profit-related payments and stock...
...Basile, Joseph J, 014831977, 12/08/1977, Boston, Mass. Benson, Sydney Chistian Hargis, 004452005, 05/16/2005, York, Pa. Berberich, Conal...
Notice to the bar
...ASS'N — Spa Day, Mon., 10 a.m., at Sydney Albert Salon, The Shops at Windsor Green, 3495 Route 1 South, Princeton...
Calendar of events
...William Daniel, who swore in Mullen; Mullen's husband, Scott Phillips; children, Sydney, Brian and Kaitlyn; and Mullen. ...
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