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Scandals Eclipse An Eventful Year
The medical malpractice mess. The advent of limited licenses for corporate counsel. The rise of technology in the courts. The fall of state revenue for legal programs. The ebb and flow of New Jersey's legal economy. All were developments worthy of analysis. But they lacked the drama - perhaps the long-term political significance - of the governor's announcement that he was gay and had an adulterous affair with another man, or the subsequent disclosure of an impending sexual harassment suit against him.Aventis Pharmaceuticals Inc. et al v. Barr Laboratories Inc. et al
The prosecution history of defendants' patents shows narrowing amendments made for reasons of patentability and, therefore, plaintiffs are barred from using the doctrine of equivalents in these infringement actions; also, by disclosing but not claiming certain inert ingredients, the patents have dedicated these ingredients to the public, and plaintiffs cannot now reclaim these through the doctrine of equivalents.Commercial Owner, Tenant and Others Settle Injured Workman's Suit for $2M
Large verdicts and settlements in New Jersey.Survey Shows More Firms Committing to Public Service
Lawyers may not like the idea of being forced to work for free, but New Jersey's biggest firms are putting in more unpaid hours than ever before, and more of their lawyers are rising to the task. Pro bono hours at the Top 20 firms reached 61,150 in 1999, a 9.8 percent increase from the year before.In re Mercedes-Benz Antitrust Litigation
Where defendants moved for summary judgment and plaintiffs moved to strike affidavits filed in support of the motion because of defendants' failure to disclose affiants' identities (an officer for the corporation and an expert), or that they had knowledge of issues in support of the motion, defendants were required to disclose the identify of the officer but not the expert, and such failure was not harmless or justified; although the affidavit is not excluded, plaintiffs are given opportunity to depose him.The full case caption appears at the end of this opinion. The opinion of the Court was delivered byVERNIERO, J. In Montells v. Haynes, 133 N.J. 282 (1993), this Cour
Federal Retaliation Claims Viable in the Absence of Express Statutory Language
The court's decisions and adherence to precedent demonstrate that retaliation claims can be viable under certain civil rights laws even in the absence of express statutory language. Accordingly, employers should create and implement strict policies and procedures that guard against and prevent retaliation.NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE APPELLATE DIVISIONArgued May 9, 2001These appeals were argued on the same day and are interrelated. Accordingly, for ease of disposition, we conso
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