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Residences at Bay Point Condo. Ass'n, Inc. v. Standard Fire Ins. Co.
Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Analysis Residences at Bay Point Condo. Ass'n, Inc.v.Standard Fire Ins. Co.2016 WL 324933Only the Westlaw citation…Firm Split-Ups and Lateral Moves Highlight 2015
If, as the song goes, breaking up is hard to do, 2015 was a challenging year for firms that dissolved, reconstituted, saw partners part ways, or otherwise experienced change. Blockbuster mergers and acquisitions were lacking. But, as was the case elsewhere, firms were active, and high lateral mobility, an industry trait for several years, remained on full display.Firm Split-Ups and Lateral Moves Highlight 2015
If, as the song goes, breaking up is hard to do, 2015 was a challenging year for firms that dissolved, reconstituted, saw partners part ways, or otherwise experienced change. Blockbuster mergers and acquisitions were lacking. But, as was the case elsewhere, firms were active, and high lateral mobility, an industry trait for several years, remained on full display.Margate Ruling Makes Waves in Still-Active Dune Litigation
A trial judge's recent decision allowing an Atlantic County municipality to make its case against the federal government's beach-replenishment plan may not change the complexion of New Jersey dune litigation, but it has shown that condemning authorities are not infallible.Margate Ruling Makes Waves in Still-Active Dune Litigation
A trial judge's recent decision allowing an Atlantic County municipality to make its case against the federal government's beach-replenishment plan may not change the complexion of New Jersey dune litigation, but it has shown that condemning authorities are not infallible.Insurer Has No Duty to Cover Doctor Who Lied on Application
A medical malpractice carrier has no duty to defend or indemnify a physician whose policy was rescinded for lying on his coverage application, a split New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled.Insurer Has No Duty to Cover Doctor Who Lied on Application
A medical malpractice carrier has no duty to defend or indemnify a physician whose policy was rescinded for lying on his coverage application, a split New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled.Insurer Has No Duty to Cover Doctor Who Lied on Application
A medical malpractice carrier has no duty to defend or indemnify a physician whose policy was rescinded for lying on his coverage application, a split New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled.Trending Stories
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