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Sills Cummis Name Partner's Plaintiffs Cases Prompt His Exit
Barry Epstein has quit Newark, N.J.'s Sills Cummis Epstein & Gross after 31 years. Epstein and Robert Max Crane, the deputy managing partner at what is now Sills Cummis & Gross, say Epstein's prosecution of class action claims in the health-care field exposed the firm to potential conflicts and was not in sync with the business plan. Epstein's relocation to the more plaintiff-oriented Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer is a rare instance of a name partner at one large New Jersey firm becoming a partner at another.
Health Net Agrees to $215M Settlement Of Class Action Over Benefits Shortfalls
One of the nation's largest health insurers will pay up to $215 million to settle class actions on behalf of insureds allegedly shortchanged on reimbursements for out-of-network treatment.
N.J. Clerkships Recover, Slightly, From Last Year's Precipitous Fall
After falling off a cliff in 2010, summer hiring at large New Jersey firms appears to have stabilized, though at levels well below those of recent years.
Plaintiffs Lawyers Seek New Trial After Contrite Juror E-Mails to Say He Changed His Vote
A plaintiff whose $1.3 million asbestos claim was no-caused by a New Jersey jury has asked for a new trial because a juror confessed he switched his vote at the end of the 10-hour deliberation, saying that otherwise, "we would've never gotten out of there." The e-mail, sent to plaintiffs lawyers six days after the verdict, included expressions of sympathy and sorrow and barbs against other members of the jury panel, though it's hard to glean from the message exactly what did happen.
What Makes A Court Supreme: Part 8
This is the eighth of nine installments of What Makes a Court Supreme, Justice Daniel J. O'Hern's book about his years on the Wilentz Court.Local Juror's Sorry I Voted Against You Even Though You Were Right E-Mail Triggers New Trial Bid
A plaintiff whose $1.3 million asbestos claim was no-caused by a jury has asked for a new trial because a juror confessed he switched his vote at the end of the 10-hour deliberation, saying that otherwise, "we would've never gotten out of there."
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