New Jersey Law Journal
...liquor store being reopened on premises that are in close proximity to schools, churches and a playground, and where there had been prior incidents of...
...neighborhood legal clinics for community-based nonprofit organizations and microentrepreneurs; negotiating with school districts on behalf of children with disabilities to obtain reasonable accommodation; working...
... Retired Supreme Court Justice Virginia Long, shown, one of only four women in the Rutgers School of Law-Newark's 125-member...
...They include the deans of New Jersey's three law schools, retired Justice Virginia Long, Legal Services president Melville Miller Jr., Volunteer Lawyers for...
...section of New Jersey organizations, including legal service providers, the three law schools in the state, and representatives from several bar associations. The Working Group...
...months earlier after comparing the number of graduates from ABA-accredited law schools to the number of lawyer jobs created by growth and replacement in...
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...McCusker, Anselmi, Rosen & Carvelli in Florham Park, graduated from Cornell Law School in 1967, clerked for a year for Superior Court Judge Samuel Larner...
...The report, published on Thursday, identified George Mason University's School of Law in Virginia as the most frequent host of the judicial seminars, sponsoring...
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...151; were born in New Jersey. Only about a third attended law school here: 25 at Seton Hall and 28 at Rutgers. One...
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