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Life After the Bench Can Be Lucrative in ADR
The distaste for litigation is well-documented—and in some cases lamented—but has it bolstered the demand for less-costly alternatives?
Former Rutgers Coach Looks for Assist from Connell Foley Report
Ex-Rutgers University basketball coach Mike Rice, in an effort to block a former player's civil rights suit against him, is arguing that a DVD documenting his abusive behavior towards players shows frustration over the team's mistakes, not a desire to inflict harm.
Saving Non-Domiciliaries from Traps in Federal Estate Tax
An individual is considered a non-domiciliary for United States gift and estate tax laws if, at the time of gift or time of death, such individual is domiciled in a foreign country.
In-House Lawyer Can View 'Outside Counsel Only' Discovery
A drug company's in-house litigation counsel is entitled to see discovery items designated for "outside counsel eyes only" in a patent infringement case because he is walled off from competitive decision-making, a federal magistrate judge in Trenton has ruled.
Suits & Deals: Essex Suit Linking Worker's Fall to OSHA Violations Settles for $3.5M
A construction worker who suffered a head injury when he fell 20 feet off the roof of a townhouse under construction received a $3.5 million settlement in his Essex County suit, Tenezaca v. Toll Brothers, Inc., on Dec. 15, 2015.
The Event Horizon: NJ to Take on Out-of-Network Fees in 2016
New Jersey is considering legislative options to provide guidance on the fees charged by out-of-network providers.
In-House Counsel Profile: New Jersey Resources Corp.'s Mariellen Dugan
"I want litigation counsel that is lean and mean and looking to get to the end game as quickly as possible."
Dickstein's LA Leader Leaves Firm, Plus More Lateral Moves
An L.A. boutique adds four from Dickstein Shapiro; Barclays bags a Jenner & Block partner; Latham & Watkins lands a chief judge; Locke Lord hires from Volkswagen; Louis Freeh leaves Pepper Hamilton; and other notable moves from throughout The Am Law 200.
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