New Jersey Law Journal

New Jersey Law Journal

Established in 1878, the New Jersey Law Journal serves as a crucial legal resource for a state that boasts the fifth largest number of attorneys in the United States. This essential weekly publication offers a comprehensive, official source for all notices from state and federal courts. It delivers timely summaries of important court rulings, both published and unpublished, alongside engaging articles from award-winning journalists. Each edition includes "In Practice," featuring insights from expert contributors on recent legal trends, as well as opinions from an Editorial Board composed of prominent figures in the legal community.

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#53018

United States

#12770

Law and Government/Law Enforcement and Protective Services

#10

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  • 7 hours ago | law.com | Lisa Willis

    The Florida Bar Friday rejected the request from a coalition of dozens of attorneys, former State Supreme Court justices and law professors seeking disciplinary action against U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi for "serious professional misconduct." According to the third complaint filed with the state Bar, the 59 year-old former Florida Attorney General and State Attorney in Tampa, was accused of threatening Justice Department lawyers with discipline or termination if they failed to “zealously...

  • 17 hours ago | law.com | Cedra Mayfield |Patrick Smith |Lisa Willis

    In this week's Legal Speak episode, Carlton Fields shareholder Sylvia Walbolt discusses her legal career that's spanned more than 60 years. Having retired in May, Walbolt sat down with Daily Business Review Senior Litigation Reporter Lisa Willis to discuss how her personal and legal experiences helped her leave a mark on Florida's legal landscape.

  • 1 day ago | law.com | Avalon Zoppo

    The U.S. Department of Justice's top civil rights official urged a federal appeals court Thursday to block as unconstitutional a state representative's Laurel Libby’s punishment for her online post criticizing a transgender student athlete’s sports win. Assistant U.S. Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon told the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit that the Maine legislature violated Rep.

  • 1 day ago | law.com | Laura Lorek

    The Texas Legislature has moved to expand the state's fledgling Business Court system by decreasing the amount-in-controversy thresholds, and avoiding abolishing multiple currently inactive court divisions. And the move appears to strengthen possibility the state might one day rival Delaware as the jurisdiction of choice for corporate litigation. Some observers say the Texas Business Courts are key to disrupting Delaware's long-standing dominance in corporate law and litigation.

  • 1 day ago | law.com | Christopher Niesche

    Global law firm Clifford Chance will focus on the growing private capital sector as it looks to expand further in Australia, according to Mark Currell, the firm's new Australia managing partner. Currell, who assumed the managing partner position on May 1, said the firm has made significant headway in private capital transactions and financing, and is well-positioned to take advantage of the growing market.

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