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Law Firm Merger 'Does Not Give Them Immunity' From Former Employees' Claims Under NJLAD
"Because of the LAD's remedial purpose, Beneduci's claim that the decision not to transition her employment from Graham Curtin to McElroy was based on discriminatory factors may constitute a viable cause of action," stated Chief Judge, Thomas W. Sumners Jr. in his written opinion for the court. "There are genuine disputes of material facts regarding whether defendants' decision was, in fact, discriminatory."
'Father Time Is Undefeated': How NJ Law Firms Are Dealing With Succession
Many New Jersey law firms are taking steps to address succession planning, and in some cases seeing results from those efforts.
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Florida Community Association Litigation: Homeowners’ Associations and Condominiums 2019
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Mid-Market Recap: The Opposite of a Spinoff
Evidenced by our coverage and columns, we at the Mid-Market Report are a little obsessed with spinoff law firms—those that spin off from large or…
'Bittersweet' Move Brings 20 Graham Curtin Laterals to McElroy Deutsch
The move brings 20 lawyers, including firm founder and former State Bar President Thomas Curtin, to McElroy Deutsch, while another contingent of Graham Curtin lawyers have launched its own firm, Gimigliano, Mauriello & Maloney.
Watershed Seeks to Compel Examination of Law Firm's Electronic Devices
The Newark Watershed Conservation & Development Corp. is seeking permission to examine electronic devices belonging to the law firm of Trenk, DiPasquale, Della Fera & Sodono.
Appellate Division Revives 'Sham Litigation' Case, Seeing Anti-Competitive Pattern
A New Jersey appeals court on Tuesday revived a lawsuit alleging that a supermarket and its lawyer had filed anti-competitive sham litigation in an effort to delay development of a shopping complex in Woolwich.
Justices to Consider $2M Fee Award Reversal in CEPA Case
The New Jersey Supreme Court has agreed to determine whether Princeton-based Heartland Payment Systems will be allowed to collect more than $2 million in counsel fees after it successfully fought an ex-employee's whistleblower and breach-of-contract lawsuit.Trending Stories
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