New Jersey Law Journal
Recent years have seen Blank Rome, which was founded in Philadelphia in 1946, enjoying an extended growth spurt. Since 1998, it has merged with five other firms, opened new U.S. offices (including Princeton in 2007 and Houston in 2011), and tiptoed into Asia, launching an affiliated outpost in Hong...
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The trial judge erred in deciding whether the public-entity defendants exercised discretionary decision-making or performed mandatory ministerial acts in allocating police resources; because he charg
Juries, not judges, should decide if a public entity's acts are ministerial in nature and thus subject to the ordinary-negligence standard for tort liability, a state appeals court rules
...Blank Rome's litigation practice consists of 202 attorneys with experience handling a...
The past year saw a continued resurgence in new partners at New Jersey firms, which, if not quite as robust as the year before, still held its own as an indicator that the firms are sanguine about ex
... Carella Byrne’s layoffs came not long after Blank Rome — which has 12 offices, including one in Princeton — offered...
... Secretarial Shrinkage — Blank Rome has offered voluntary separation packages to its entire legal secretarial...
The owner of a commuter ferry that struck a Manhattan dock on Jan. 9, injuring dozens of passengers, has turned to the same maritime law that shielded the owners of the Titanic
...Corp.'s current outside counsel — LaCheen, Wittels & Greenberg and Blank Rome. Later, it also served subpoenas for documents and testimony on three...
... Partners Blank Rome promotes associate Eric Fikry of the commercial litigation group...
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