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Plaintiff Recovers $2 Mil. from Essex Jury in Fatal Motorcycle Accident
An Essex County jury on Sept. 23 in Bears v. Zawadzki awarded the widow of a Hackettstown, N.J., man $2 million as compensation for the death of her husband, who died in a motorcycle accident.
Archer & Greiner Lobbying Unit Eyes Future Without Mroz
Less than a year after forming, Archer & Greiner's lobbying subsidiary lost a well-connected leader when founder and co-chair Richard Mroz was appointed to a position in the Christie administration, but the firm says it's prepared to forge ahead.People in the News - Sept. 23, 2014 - Anderson Kill Bankruptcy Seminar
Anderson Kill's banking and lending practice is set to present a seminar covering essential alternatives to bankruptcy and the advantages and disadvantages of each in comparison with Chapter 11 or Chapter 7 bankruptcy.Winners and Losers: September 22, 2014
Last week's biggest winners and losers around New Jersey.On The Move: Metcalfe Joins Seigel Capozzi
Christopher Metcalfe has joined Seigel Capozzi as managing partner, and other hiring moves within New Jersey's legal community.
Why Individuals Aren't Prosecuted for Conduct Companies Admit
'Let Right Be Done': When Prosecutors Have a Higher Duty
In his Ethics and Criminal Practice column, Joel Cohen writes: Most prosecutors believe that a defendant who has been convicted is guilty and that defense counsel does little more than look for loopholes to get their (guilty) client off, or at least, the best deal possible. I certainly did! And, typically, prosecutors proceed with this professional mind-set in good faith. The rules of professional conduct don't require otherwise. Maybe.
Fla. Lawyer's Pro Hac Vice Denial Sparks Admission Debate
A Newark federal judge has denied pro hac vice admission to a disability lawyer from Florida based on his frequent use of that mechanism to practice in the District of New Jersey. But while a number of lawyers and law professors agreed the ruling was a sound decision, some said it remains unclear how many pro hac vice applications is too many, and several doubted whether it's a smart tactical move for a lawyer to close the door to his adversary.On The Move: Archer & Greiner Adds Seth Dobbs
Seth Dobbs has joined Archer & Greiner, based in the firm's office in Red Bank, N.J.People in the News - Sept. 11, 2014 - Cozen O'Connor Takes Part in ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
The Metropolitan Philadelphia chapter of the Legal Marketing Association is scheduled to host "Business Development Training for Lawyers: Planning, Executing, and Measuring Success" on Sept. 18.Trending Stories
- 1How I Made Partner: 'Regularly Check Your Assumptions at the Door,' Says Kristin Bender of Willkie
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- 4Journey Bandmates in Corporate Deadlock Turns to Court of Chancery
- 5'This Is a Recurring Problem': Objector Appeals $725M Facebook Settlement
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