The Legal Intelligencer
...other defense lawyers on Wednesday made appearances in connection with the bombing. Westfield, N.J., attorney Robert Stahl and New York attorney Harlan Protass accompanied...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
A federal judge enforced a $300,000 settlement Monday in a patent suit against Sony over technology that provides vibration in its PlayStation
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
For the First Judicial District, 2012 was a year marked by one of its worst scandals in recent memory — allegations of regular ticket-fixing in Traffic Court for the politically connected but n
...by an unidentified driver. The judge granted summary judgment in favor of Westfield Insurance Co., Barnes' employer's insurer. According to the court...
...Barnes appealed from the order entering summary judgment in favor of appellee, Westfield Group. The court concluded that a trailed vehicle such as a tractor...
The Philadelphia judge taken to task by the Pennsylvania Superior Court for failing to disclose that his spouse worked for a law firm representing a defendant in a motor vehicle insurance case has re
...that Post & Schell was representing the defendant in Barnes v. Westfield Group, according to the concurring opinion. Superior Court Judge...
...allow claims for legal malpractice against Lindabury McCormick Estabrook & Cooper in Westfield, N.J., and for fraud against WithumSmith+Brown, an accounting firm with...
...of Michigan Health System's Michigan Sinus Center; Dr. Joel Confino, ophthalmology, Westfield, N.J. Defense Counsel:Gregory S. Nesbitt, Kilcoyne & Nesbitt...
A Lehigh County Court of Common Pleas jury awarded $2 million in noneconomic damages to a man and his wife because the man now has double vision and other eye injuries in the aftermath of a sinus sur
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