New Jersey Law Journal
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...Father, L.L.C. v. Municipal Bd. of Alcoholic Beverage Control of Newark, App. Div. (per curiam) (28 pp.) Appellant Dolphin Father, the holder...
...with Epstein Becker Green in Newark ... Fox Rothschild in Roseland promotes...Banking & Financial Services practice groups. Associates...
...in Duane Morris' Gaming Practice Group in Cherry Hill were elected...Is Lowenstein Chair at Rutgers-Newark ...
...English in Newark welcomes back Simone Wilson-Brito, a former associate who left in 2008 to work for Rockefeller Group Development Corp...
Large settelments and verdicts in New Jersey
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..., formerly managing partner at Kenny & Zongheti of New York and Newark, in a merger of the two firms. Zonghetti, who practices in admiralty...
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...infant victim of child abuse. The suit, Escobar v. Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, was brought on behalf of Jadiel Velesquez...
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