...the Public Protection Unit. In April 2009, Chiesa joined Wolff & Samson in West Orange as a partner, handling white-collar crime as...
Summer hiring at New Jersey firms fell off in 2013, exhibiting no signs of a rebound from the stagnancy of the last four years
...and Amy Davis, Sills Cummis, Newark; Mary Che and Janet Morgan, Wolff & Samson, West Orange; and Linda Manahan, books marketing director, New Jersey...
...double-digit percentage increases. That was offset by comparable downturns by Wolff & Samson and the New Jersey component of Day Pitney. Profits...
The 2013 New Jersey Top 20 law firms
... 4 Wolff & Samson, West Orange 1...
...McCarter, the next best performer in the New Jersey rankings was Wolff & Samson of West Orange, with four issues worth a combined $1.445...
Prudential Insurance can pursue its racketeering and fraud suit alleging Goldman, Sachs & Co. sold it more than $375 million in shaky mortgage-backed securities
The DEP's waiver rules are not ultra vires or vague, but are a valid exercise of its implied authority under its legislatively delegated broad powers; the documents on its website are invalid to the
Rules that allow the Department of Environmental Protection to waive its own regulations are legal, a state appeals court says in turning back a challenge by environmental and labor organizations
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