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- Justices Say Arbitration Orders Are Final and Appealable as Of That Date
- Perskie: Ethics Panel Recommends Censure for Perskie Over Role in Malpractice Case
- Setonhall: Small Investors Who Lost Savings To Get Help at Seton Hall Law School
- Convicted Qwest Ex-CEO Files Malpractice Suit Against Stern
- Master's Abbott Ruling Sets Stage for Confrontation Between Court, Christie
- Undocumented Worker Can Continue Lost-Wage Claim for Disabling Injury
- Unsigned Confessions Can Be Used To Assist Witnesses During Trial
- Court Orders Resentencing Over Consecutive Extended Life Terms
- Kelley Drye Disqualified Over Access To Ex-Client's Confidential Documents
- Suit Claims Giordano, Halleran Botched Land Deal and Then Engaged in Coverup
- Prosecutors, OAE Can Share Files If Investigations Are Kept Separate
- Bar Now Has Two Contested Races on Its Hands — for Secretary, Trustee
- Suit Alleges Pattern of Discrimination Against Women at Bayer Healthcare
| Justices Say Arbitration Orders Are Final and Appealable as Of That Date | Top |
| Orders compelling or denying arbitration are final for purposes of appeal, even if the litigation continues for other parties, the state Supreme Court ruled Wednesday. | |
| Perskie: Ethics Panel Recommends Censure for Perskie Over Role in Malpractice Case | Top |
| The Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct has recommended that retired Superior Court Judge Steven Perskie be censured for ethical violations while presiding over a legal malpractice case. | |
| Setonhall: Small Investors Who Lost Savings To Get Help at Seton Hall Law School | Top |
| A new program at Seton Hall University School of Law will provide free legal assistance to investors with modest claims or means in disputes with brokers. | |
| Convicted Qwest Ex-CEO Files Malpractice Suit Against Stern | Top |
| Herbert Stern, a former federal judge and U.S. attorney for New Jersey, has been sued by Qwest's ex-CEO, who claims he was convicted of insider trading and paid $70 million in penalties because Stern botched his defense. | |
| Master's Abbott Ruling Sets Stage for Confrontation Between Court, Christie | Top |
| When Judge Peter Doyne ruled Tuesday that the state is once again failing to live up to its educational obligations, he set up a likely clash between the Supreme Court and the governor. | |
| Undocumented Worker Can Continue Lost-Wage Claim for Disabling Injury | Top |
| An illegal immigrant's claim for lost wages in a personal injury suit is not barred by a federal law prohibiting employment of undocumented workers, a federal judge in Trenton has ruled. | |
| Unsigned Confessions Can Be Used To Assist Witnesses During Trial | Top |
| A 60-year-old precedent barring admission of unsigned confessions has been replaced by newer evidence rules, the state Supreme Court ruled Monday in permitting those statements to be used to refresh a witness's memory. | |
| Court Orders Resentencing Over Consecutive Extended Life Terms | Top |
| A state appeals court on Monday reinforced restrictions on the number of extended terms imposed for separate crimes, ordering a reduction in a sentence in an armed robbery case. | |
| Kelley Drye Disqualified Over Access To Ex-Client's Confidential Documents | Top |
| Kelley Drye & Warren was knocked out of defending a longtime client Monday against a lawsuit by a company the firm represented when it was sold in 2008. | |
| Suit Claims Giordano, Halleran Botched Land Deal and Then Engaged in Coverup | Top |
| Giordano, Halleran & Ciesla has been hit with a legal malpractice suit that claims a mishandled real estate transaction cost a developer $3 million. | |
| Prosecutors, OAE Can Share Files If Investigations Are Kept Separate | Top |
| Information obtained in an Office of Attorney Ethics probe may be used later in a criminal prosecution under certain guidelines, a state appeals court said Monday. | |
| Bar Now Has Two Contested Races on Its Hands — for Secretary, Trustee | Top |
| In an unusual situation, two contenders have successfully petitioned for ballot slots against candidates handpicked by the New Jersey State Bar Association's nominating committee. | |
| Suit Alleges Pattern of Discrimination Against Women at Bayer Healthcare | Top |
| A putative class action in U.S. court in Newark is seeking $100 million for women at Bayer Healthcare who allegedly are paid less than men and are denied advancement opportunities. | |
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