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Eleven More Awards Worth Noting
These awards, ranging from $3.9 million down to $2.6 million, were reported by the Law Journal between Aug. 22, 2015, and Aug. 19, 2016.Implied False Certification Theory as a Basis for Liability Under the FCA
Health-care providers facing claims of insurance fraud were dealt a blow when the United States Supreme Court, in a June 16 decision, upheld the theory of implied false certification under the federal False Claims Act.
Another Year, Another Uptick in the Nonequity Partner Proportion
For nine straight years now—and perhaps even further back than that—the nonequity tier of partners at large New Jersey-based firms, as well as at large New Jersey offices of out-of-state firms, has increased.Suit Against State Over Child's Death in House Fire Ends With $2.6M Accord
The state on July 19 paid a $2.6 million settlement reached in a Middlesex County suit claiming that negligence by the Division of Child Protection and Permanency contributed to the death of a 7-year-old boy in a house fire.
Weil Loses Another PE Partner, Plus More Lateral Moves
Weil, Gotshal & Manges saw another private equity partner depart; McDermott snagged a labor and employment group from Kaye Scholer; Paul Hastings brought on another IP partner; and other moves throughout The Am Law 200.Addressing Unsafe Drinking Water Before the Next Crisis Hits
New Jersey must upgrade its water supply system in order to protect public health; facilities can seek out funding sources to help with the necessary upgrades.
Big-Game Hunters Take Shot at New Jersey Law Banning 'Trophies'
A group of big-game hunters, taxidermists and a national hunting-conservation organization is challenging in New Jersey federal district court a state law that bars residents from importing lion, leopard, rhino and elephant "trophies."
U.S. Supreme Court's Bribery Decision: A Gift for the Menendez Defense?
How directly the decision may impact any particular political corruption case, including that of U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez in New Jersey, is unclear. Criminal lawyers offer differing opinions.
Suits & Deals: Discrimination Suit Against NJ Transit Settles for $3.65 Million in Essex Co.
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