New Jersey Law Journal
Technology used in the legal industry, in law firms and in-house legal departments of all sizes, and among solo practitioners.
Short takes on lawyers, firms and judges
... Acquisition for MAQUET MAQUET Cardiovascular, a technology company in Wayne, announced on May 21 its acquisition of Laax...
Legal marketing is not a requisite component of the law school curriculum and it's certainly not anything conventionally and meaningfully addressed in summer associate programming. We need to address
Opinions not approved for publication
The judiciary is examining the amount of time it takes to bring a case to trial in both the criminal and civil arenas. There are consequences for all types of cases that don't move as quickly as they
...May 20, 2013, together with No. 11-1547, Cable, Telecommunications, and Technology Committee of New Orleans City Council v. Federal Communications Commission, both...
...tablet optimized versions of all of its award-winning websites, including Law Technology News. The new mobile sites put the latest breaking news...
...plans, IT and information governance, and patent evolution. Local panels ranged from technology-assisted review and global investigations to litigation holds and more. ...
...ensures that longstanding principles of patent law apply to breakthrough 21st century technologies," Monsanto executive vice president and general counsel David Snively said. "...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Ralph J. Lamparello is set to take the stage as one of the highest profile positions in the New Jersey legal community as president of the 18,000-member New Jersey State Bar Association
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