New Jersey Law Journal
An untimely petition for compensation under the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act may qualify for an award of attorney fees if it is filed in good faith and there is a reasonable basis for its cl
NJDEP has proclaimed that its recently revamped program established a "new paradigm" in New Jersey's site remediation regulatory landscape. New federal legislation is brewing, however, that could pre
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act provision creating a claim for attorney fees where a plaintiff's case was brought in bad faith and for purpose of harassment is not contrary to, and thus does not d
Proof that misappropriated information was, or could have been, reverse engineered may be a defense to whether it was a "trade secret" in the first plac
The Civil Service Reform Act precludes district court jurisdiction over petitioners' claims because it is fairly discernible that Congress intended the statute's review scheme to provide the exclusiv
Indianapolis had a rational basis for refusing to issue refunds to homeowers who had paid a sewer assessment under a plan that was later abandoned in favor of a bonding system and thus did not violat
New Jersey Law Journal
New Jersey Law Journal
...and GRUENDER, Circuit Judges.This case involves the property rights to coal bed methane gas ("CBM") produced from certain lands located in Sebastian County...
New Jersey Law Journal
New Jersey Law Journal
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