First-of-Its-Kind Parkinson’s Patch at Center of Fight Over FDA Approval of Generic Version
New Jersey-based pharmaceutical company UCB has sued to protect its patents for a Parkinson’s drug after an India-based company attempted to file an FDA application to create a generic version.A Year of Controversy: NJ Judges Face Disciplinary and Legal Issues With Mixed Results in 2024
From social media posts to pension disputes, New Jersey’s judiciary faced a year of sharp contrasts, marked by significant wins and losses for the state’s judges.2024 in Review: Judges Met Out Punishments for Ex-Apple, FDIC, Moody's Legal Leaders
A former corporate secretary at Apple ended up with a stiff fine but no jail for insider trading, while a former head of a 450-lawyer team at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. received a 20-year prison sentence for sexually exploiting children online.NJ U.S. Attorney, Philip Sellinger, Announces Resignation
“Serving as the United States Attorney has been the honor of a lifetime,” U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger of the District of New Jersey said in a statement.View more book results for the query "*"
Social Media, Plastics & Baby Formula: Mass Torts To Expect in 2025
Lawyers are looking at emerging litigation over plastic pollution and video game addiction, while cases over diet drugs, "forever chemicals" and cow's milk-based infant formula for preemies continue to proliferate.Appellate Division Greenlights State Bar's Leadership Diversity Initiatives
“This case not only vindicates affirmative action in New Jersey but also stands for the proposition that freedom of association is a basis for doing good things, like affirmative action, and not just the kind of troubling and invidious discrimination, as was allowed in [Boy Scouts of America v.] Dale,” Lawrence Lustberg of Gibbons said.Vigorous Senate Review for the FBI Director Nominee
We hope that our senators will oppose any suggestion of an unvetted appointment during the Senate’s recess, and that Mr. Patel’s qualifications for this important post will be subjected to rigorous scrutiny by the Senate.New Jersey Supports the Freedom to Read
We support the Freedom to Read Act's effort to protect access to books for New Jersey students while providing a process for those who object.Trending Stories
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