New Jersey Law Journal
...An issue that often arises at trial is what, if any, are the applicable rules where a party fails...
When the family court finds that DYFS has not established facts sufficient to sustain abuse or neglect, the Title 9 portion of a complaint shall be dismissed; jurisdiction can continue under Title 30
...and I.S. appealed to the Supreme Court. She argued that the trial judge and the Appellate Division erred in not dismissing the Title 9...
... Two veteran trial lawyers will receive the New Jersey State Bar Foundation’s highest...
...outside counsel. Try to guess number one. Legal writing? Trial victories? Negotiating skills? Oral advocacy? Guess again. The leading factor was "...
Several people were honored at the NJSBA's Annual Meeting and Convention last week in Atlantic City
...At his first jury trial as assistant Hudson County prosecutor...preparation, so vigorous in his advocacy, and so professional in the...
...45 years of practice in New Jersey is a record of successful advocacy using all legal remedies available, both in court and through alternatives to...
...A: We have had a banner year, in terms of legislative advocacy. Thanks to the willingness of our volunteers to work with legislators and...
This month New Jersey State Bar Association members will vote on a trio of leadership positions, including the one-year position of second vice president
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