New Jersey Law Journal
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... Born: 1951 Education: College of William and Mary, Marshall Wythe School of Law, 1975; Brooklyn College....
...curiam) (6 pp.) Plaintiffs, who own a tract on the south side of Union Square in Phillipsburg containing a gas station, restaurant, boat launch and...
...WATERFRONT COMMISSION 01-2-6200 In the Matter of Donoughe, App. Div. (per curiam) (11 pp.) Donoughe appeals the final...
...CASES ATTORNEY/CLIENT — CONFLICT OF INTEREST 04-1-6184 Twenty-First Century Rail...
...last year's 24 percent, but only because 2010 was a period of recovery after two years of precipitous decline. From 2007 to 2009, associate...
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...Once again, we feature 40 lawyers we think are worthy of attention, using a selection method that is unapologetically unscientific but that we...
...curiam) (5 pp.) In this mortgage foreclosure action, defendants appeal the denial of their motion to vacate a sheriff’s sale. The trial court...
...the part of a judgment...Organics Of Woodbridge, LLC, ...
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