New Jersey Law Journal
...to enforce a court rule that lets them disregard a designation of trial counsel if that lawyer's unavailability will cause unacceptable delays, a state...
Many New Jersey litigators practice primarily in the Superior Court and rarely choose to be in a federal district court. Sometimes, however, the choice is not theirs to make, and even seasoned state
...defenders need $5 million for projected representation costs "for high-threat trials, including high-threat cases in New York and Boston." The defenders...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...deep-pocketed companies are usually the targets of plaintiffs lawyers. “Entrepreneurial trial lawyers target them, particularly in class action litigation,” she says, “...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Several people were honored at the NJSBA's Annual Meeting and Convention last week in Atlantic City
...160; John E. Keefe Jr., a civil trial lawyer from Red Bank, became secretary. Bridgeton...
...call. Superior Court Judge Lawrence Maron presided at trial. — By Charles Toutant $650...
...limit on suits alleging discrimination or retaliation and waived the right to trial by jury. Whether or not the decision in Rodriguez...
...in West Orange. Bergen Bar Foundation Sponsors Mock Trial ...
...R., A-63-11, in which the court held, "The trial error was plainly invited and does not warrant reversal of defendant's...
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