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Top 20 Personal Injury Awards Rise in 2014
A listing of the top 20 personal injury awards reported by the New Jersey Law Journal from September 1, 2013, to September 13, 2014.
Leaders of Midsized Firms Aim to Keep Practice Focus
For the leader of a midsized law firm, daily life is marked by constant balancing between keeping an active practice and managing the firm's business and strategic operations.
Sanctions Against Law Firm Upheld in Infant Death Lawsuit
Sanctions imposed upon defense counsel for repeatedly canceling depositions in an infant death case have been upheld by a Lackawanna County judge.
People in the News - Sept. 9, 2014 - Lockyer to Speak at NBI Seminar
Ezra Wohlgelernter of Feldman Shepherd Wohlgelernter Tanner Weinstock & Dodig lectured at the Pennsylvania Bar Institute's CLE titled "Rules of the Road: Fundamentals of Auto Litigation."
Suit Alleges Car Dealer Fired Manager for Refusing to Pray
A civil rights suit filed in Camden, N.J., federal court alleges a former manager of used car dealership CarSense was fired after objecting to the owners' demands that he participate in Bible study, prayer meetings and other outwardly religious activities in the workplace.
Are We on the Path to Custody Rights for Step-Parents?
Consider the following hypothetical scenario: Tom and Ann get married in their early twenties and have a child, Ben. Unfortunately, shortly after Ben is born, Tom and Ann get divorced and they agree to have a week on/week off shared physical custody schedule of Ben. Tom remarries Diane, who serves as an involved step-parent to Ben on the weeks when Ben is living in their household.
The Future of Settlement Without Consent in Pa.
A "consent to settle" clause is a common feature of liability insurance policies. The clause provides that an insurer is not responsible to pay a claim that the insured settles without the insurer's consent.Iram Valentin Rejoins Kaufman Dolowich As Partner
Kaufman Dolowich & Voluck in Hackensack welcomes back Iram Valentin, who rejoins the firm as partner.
Health Insurer's 'Quality of Care' Review Discoverable
A quality-of-care review conducted by a plaintiff's health insurance carrier to evaluate an orthopedic surgeon in a medical malpractice action will not be barred from discovery under the Peer Review Protection Act, a trial court judge has ruled.People in the News - Aug. 19, 2014 - Tsai of Archer & Greiner to Be Honored by Diversity Council
Stella M. Tsai, a partner with Archer & Greiner in Philadelphia, is set to be honored next month by the Pennsylvania Diversity Council as one of its "Most Powerful and Influential Women."Trending Stories
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