New Jersey Law Journal
...Luis Freites appeals from the sanction imposed on him by the superintendent of the New Jersey Division of State Police for behaving in an unofficial...
...FAMILY LAW 20-2-0122 New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency v. C.S., App. Div. (per curiam...
...Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc.'s release of a table showing the attorney surplus in each of the country's...
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...a mortgage executed by defendants. The trial judge determined that the notices of intention Wells Fargo served prior to filing the foreclosure complaint did not...
...This publishes for comment the 2011-2013 Report of the Supreme Court Committee on the Rules of Evidence, as referenced in...
...2-8584 All Saints University of Medicine Aruba v. Chilana...
...grew markedly in 2012, the Law Journal's annual survey of the Top 20 awards shows. The average award for the...
...no longer talking recession. New Jersey firms are back to full staffing of associates, many of the firms meeting or exceeding pre-2008 levels....
...Education: Southwestern Univ. School of Law, 1981; Rutgers University Prior Experience...
...Education: College of William and Mary, Marshall Wythe...Univ. School of Law, 1992; University of Dayton, 1987 ...
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