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May 11, 2006 |

Porzio Bromberg Launches Lobbying Subsidiary

With an eye on new rules that make life tough for lawyers who lobby, Porzio, Bromberg & Newman is outsourcing its governmental affairs practice -- to itself. The 80-lawyer New Jersey firm has formed its own lobbying subsidiary, Porzio Governmental Affairs LLC, to be led by a veteran of the practice, Dennis Marco of Duane Morris' lobbying subsidiary. With lobbying revenues among the state's top law firms rising to almost $8.5 million last year, other firms are looking to follow suit.
4 minute read
June 05, 2006 |

N.J. Firms Picking Greener Fruit

'Get 'em while they're young' seems to be the motif for summer hiring this year at New Jersey's largest firms. While the total number of summer associates hired stayed virtually flat, first-year law students are making up a higher percentage. The reason: competition with large out-of-state firms, mainly in New York, for 2L talent.
6 minute read
June 29, 2004 |

NJ: Pro Bono Work at Top 20 Firms

11 minute read
June 28, 2004 |

Even in Slowing N.J. Economy, Gross and Profits Keep Pace

For New Jersey's biggest firms, posting handsome increases in 2002 was almost de rigueur. Riding the rebound from the recession, they reported record jumps in revenues and near record hikes in profits compared with those in 2001. Last year, with the recovery beginning to slow, the state's 20 top-grossing firms nevertheless collectively pushed their gross up by 7.36 percent and profits per partner by more than 6 percent. Revenues per lawyer rose by 3.9 percent.
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February 15, 2000 |

Keeping Pace

Recent spurts in starting salaries at New York and Silicon Valley firms are forcing some New Jersey firms to consider recalibrating their first-year associates' paychecks. Porzio, Bromberg & Newman and Roseland's Lowenstein Sandler have increased salaries. McCarter & English in Newark, are still monitoring the increases.
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December 30, 2008 |

Polarome International Inc. v. Greenwich Ins. Co. et al.,

Applying the continuous-trigger doctrine of Owens-Illinois , defendant-insurers had no duty to defend or indemnify in the underlying toxic tort action.
5 minute read
October 19, 2010 |

Top N.J. Lawyer-Lobbyists

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January 20, 2010 |

Seeking Delay Damages in a Builder's Remedy Law Suit

If the property owner can prove bad faith and that the municipality has deliberately and improperly interfered with the process for construction of affordable housing, delay damages should be a viable alternative, particularly since the possibility of such an award would not adversely affect C.O.A.H.'s jurisdiction and may encourage a municipality to act more expeditiously in meeting its affordable housing obligations.
7 minute read
May 06, 2011 |

Pro Bono Hours Hit Record at Top 20 Firms in New Jersey

As New Jersey's top firms rebounded financially in 2010, they put the spurs to pro bono work, passing the 100,000-hour mark for the first time.
10 minute read
September 02, 2009 |

State Oversight of Hiring and Spending By Local School Districts Held Valid

A New Jersey appeals court upholds the state Department of Education's power to police local school boards for wasteful employment practices and other mismanagemen, turning away a labor group's challenge.
4 minute read

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