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Did Johnson & Johnson's Proposed $8B Talc Bankruptcy Plan Just Jump to $9.1B?
More than a decade after taking on Johnson & Johnson with the first trial linking baby powder to ovarian cancer, attorney Allen Smith on Wednesday signed off on a proposed bankruptcy plan after negotiating for an additional $1 billion.
Rear-End Crash on George Washington Bridge Nets $1 Million Settlement
Bergen County Superior Court Judge David V. Nasta ordered the defendant's answers stricken and defenses suppressed without prejudice for failure to provide discovery, according to court documents.
New Jersey Bulk Sales Notification Requirement—the End of Form TTD
"The primary purpose of the Act is to give the state an opportunity to collect state taxes from an important liquidity event," write Gibbons' Peter J. Ulrich, Nicole E. Taplin and Eric B. Udowychenko.
Troutman Pepper Accused of Inattentive Case Management in $59M Malpractice Suit
A New York construction company claims that the firm and construction litigation partner Frank Cara failed to properly investigate claims against the company and consequently offered ill-informed defenses on its behalf in two cases.
Johnson & Johnson Must Pay $1B in Damages for Surgical Robotics Contract Breaches, Fraud
The opinion is a win for Ross Aronstam & Moritz and Selendy Gay attorneys who represented a shareholder group.
Retired Presiding Appellate Division Judge Tapped to Lead Committee on Judicial Conduct
Retired chief judge of the Appellate Division, Carmen Messano has been tapped to helm the Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct by Chief Justice Stuart Rabner, who called the retired Appellate Division judge a "gifted leader."
This Lawyer's Car Won't Start, and Now His Lemon Law Claim Has Stalled
Michael Hanus used the Audi to travel to and from his law office, to the courthouse and to visit clients, but he used a different vehicle on the weekends or when transporting his children because of the Audi's mechanical problems, according to court documents.
Midlevel Associates Angered by Lack of Tech Investment
"It's unbelievably difficult to work with tools like these," one associate laments.
Major OPRA Amendments Take Effect: What You Need to Know
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