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Public Access Requirements Along NJ Waterfront Remain Murky
Despite recent efforts to clarify the NJDEP rules, developers in waterfront areas still face uncertainty and conflicting guidelines.
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Drug Company's Marketing Plan Did Not Unlawfully Harm Competition
Still Short of Midyear Mark, a Breakneck Pace for Firm Moves
There's been a greater degree of mobility within the legal industry in recent years. But the current activity level in New Jersey—including mergers and spin-offs, to go along with the lateral moves that have become commonplace—is remarkable by any standard.
Revenue Climbs for Most Top 20 Firms
The middle ain't a bad place to be—a saying that perhaps has yet to be coined, but certainly applies to New Jersey firms and branches that find themselves in the middle ranks of the Law Journal's annual survey of top-grossing firms.
Connell Foley's Newark Branch Breaks Off
The homecoming has proven to be short-lived. Less than a year after Connell Foley executed plans to reopen an office in the city of its birth, its 18 Newark-based attorneys have left to form a new firm: Walsh Pizzi O'Reilly Falanga.
Pay Attention to Your Coastal Development Permits
Recent regulatory changes are expected to extend the expiration dates of certain coastal development permits, but affected parties should carefully examine their permits to confirm eligibility.
Suits & Deals: Couple Injured in Head-On Crash With Dealership Vehicle Settles for $3.7M
A Guttenberg couple will receive $3.7 million as compensation in their Hudson County suit, Fauerbach v. Mata, for injuries they sustained when their car was struck by another.
Litigator of the Week: George Cary of Cleary Gottlieb
Dispatching a multibillion-dollar threat to Sanofi-Aventis, Cary polished off claims that the company blocked rival drugmakers from competing to sell blood thinners to hospitals nationwide.
Third Circuit Rejects Challenge to 'Outsourcing' of Insurance Probes
A constitutional challenge to the New Jersey Office of the Insurance Fraud Prosecutor's practice of "outsourcing" investigations to insurance companies has been tossed out by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit—but the court left the door open for the issue to be revisited in the future.
Suits & Deals: Middlesex Jury Awards $1.28 Million in Suit Over Sandwich Shop Spill
A Middlesex County jury on March 4 awarded a Sayreville woman $1.28 million in her suit, Hockman v. Tastee Sub Shop, as compensation for injuries she sustained when she slipped and fell in a deli.Trending Stories
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