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University of Massachusetts Memorial Medical Center, Inc. v. Christodoulou,
Here, where the compensation parties (the deceased's father, his employer, and the employer's insurer and its claims administrator) reached a settlement, under N.J.S.A. 34:15-20, of the petitioner's claims that did not provide for payment of medical services, and plaintiff-medical providers had timely notice of that action, their common-law action against the petitioner is barred because of their failure to intervene or file their own claim in the Division of Workers' Compensation action; further, the agCriticism in Opinion Shows Asbestos Program's Intricacies
If you want to try an asbestos case in Philadelphia, you'd better have a firm grasp of the Complex Litigation Center asbestos program's internal rules and guidelines, a city judge has suggested in a recent opinion.SEC's New Enforcement Program: Rewriting the Rules of Engagement
In the face of dramatic efforts to create an accelerated, more aggressive SEC enforcement program, the unprepared company is at a critical disadvantage. Attorneys John J. Carney and Jonathan R. Barr examine the initiatives and provide insight into the new rules of engagement.View more book results for the query "*"
Duplicate Dont Push Online - Indies in Atlanta
Though there are a pair of movies I recommend opening commercially this weekend-including one about lawyers fighting a racist district attorney-if you want to see the really good stuff, check out the Atlanta Film Festival at the Landmark Midtown theater. For more information and tickets, you visit AtlantaFilmFestival.The Rice Company v. Precious Flowers
Arbitration Arising From Shipment Denied Stay Pending Proceedings' ConsolidationABA Panel Suggests Attorney Discipline Be Wrested From District Committees
An American Bar Association panel is recommending an overhaul of New Jersey's attorney disciplinary system, suggesting first and foremost that the functions now handled by the district ethics committees be assumed by the Office of Attorney Ethics.Citing Usury Law Violations, Schneiderman Sues Lender
The suit claims nearly 18,000 loans were made to New Yorkers by Western Sky, CashCall and WS Funding, the principal on which totals about $38 million but the finance charges total more than $185 million.Trending Stories
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