New Jersey Law Journal
...protection practice. Vela and Scarinci kept in touch and found they have common clients, says Vela, who started around April 20. Vela says...
...travel and accommodations. Thanks to e-commerce, business among remote entities is common. Travel to resolve relatively small disputes may be too expensive and time...
A state appeals court on Thursday cleared the path for Jersey City to keep its lawyer in a dispute over an abandoned rail spur that has become an attractive property for development
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...Public Records Act, 47:1A-1 to 47:1A-13, and the common-law right of access. It argued that the transcripts are government records...
Three federal judges — Shira Scheindlin, James Francis and Peter Flynn — were in high gear on May 1st, at an entertaining and innovative program entitled: "A Consortium on Litigation, Inf
...grieving process. "We hope the Supreme Court will use common sense and side with the [victim's] family in this case,"...
The Opportunity to Compete Act, introduced in the N.J. Senate on on Feb. 21, is the latest of a series of reforms that aim to reduce barriers faced by ex-offenders attempting to re-enter the workforc
...an order to show cause seeking the documents under OPRA and the common-law right of access. Superior Court Judge Paul Innes ruled...
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