New Jersey Law Journal
...Shirley Whitenack, shown, a partner at Schenck, Price, Smith &...
...several nationally known former judges among the practitioners, including Princeton office Administrative Partner Stephen M. Orlofsky, Blank Rome has built one of the superior arbitration...
...2008, he was a litigation partner at Bressler, Amery & Ross...only African-American Justice, John Wallace Jr., the Asian Pacific American...
Mindfulness can apply as easily to a business, as an entity, as it does to individuals. Potential benefits include: reduced costs associated with absenteeism caused by illness, injury and stress; imp
The New Jersey State Bar Association worked throughout 2012 to promote the professional interests of its members and fairness in the administration of the justice system. Founded in 1899, it has near
If there was a common thread for news affecting New Jersey's legal community in 2012, it was how little got done
...and thoughtful in our response,” said its president, Fruqan Mouzon, a partner at Gibbons in Newark, in an interview. Asked whether the...
...seats vacated by Democrats John Wallace Jr., who was denied tenure...1991 to 2008, becoming a partner in 1998. He concentrated in...
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