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Clashes With Christie Leave NJ Legislature With Mixed Record
Despite the continuing public animosity between Democrats who control the New Jersey Legislature and Republican Gov. Chris Christie, lawmakers did manage to enact several major pieces of legislation in 2015.
Chris Christie's Biggest Legal Wins and Losses of 2015
While New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was making his way around the country in pursuit of the GOP's presidential nomination, New Jersey courts were busy handing him a number of major legal victories and significant defeats over the past year.
Chris Christie's Biggest Legal Wins and Losses of 2015
While New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was making his way around the country in pursuit of the GOP's presidential nomination, New Jersey courts were busy handing him a number of major legal victories and significant defeats over the past year.
Insurers Found Liable for Exxon's $4 Million Plant Blast Settlement
The recent ruling by the Fourteenth Court of Appeals in the case involving injured workers suing oil giant ExxonMobil is instructive for insurance companies doing business in Texas that provide insurance coverage for high-risk operations in the petrochemical business.
The Financial Hardship Exception to the Collateral Source Rule
The "collateral source rule" in Texas actually is two distinct, but related common law rules—a rule of evidence and a rule of damages. As a rule of evidence, it prevents the defendant in a personal injury case from introducing evidence that any part of the plaintiff's damages was paid by a collateral source. As a rule of damages, it prevents any offset of the plaintiff's recovery by the amount of damages paid by a collateral source.
Flowers v. Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
2015 Full of High-Profile Cases for NJ Judiciary
The New Jersey judiciary, from the Supreme Court to the trial courts, experienced a very active year in 2015, issuing major rulings on affordable housing, public pensions, toxic spills, criminal law and labor and employment law.
2015 Full of High-Profile Cases for NJ Judiciary
The New Jersey judiciary, from the Supreme Court to the trial courts, experienced a very active year in 2015, issuing major rulings on affordable housing, public pensions, toxic spills, criminal law and labor and employment law.
Reducing Executive Pay Detail Contained in Proxy Statements
In his Executive Compensation column, Joseph E. Bachelder III of McCarter & English discusses the increasing quantity of executive pay information contained in proxy statements and recommends that much of the information be removed from the proxy statement and, instead, be provided as an exhibit to registrants' annual reports on Form 10-K.
Reducing Executive Pay Detail Contained in Proxy Statements
In his Executive Compensation column, Joseph E. Bachelder III of McCarter & English discusses the increasing quantity of executive pay information contained in proxy statements and recommends that much of the information be removed from the proxy statement and, instead, be provided as an exhibit to registrants' annual reports on Form 10-K.Trending Stories
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