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In a groundbreaking decision, the Supreme Court of New Jersey found that mothers going through methadone treatments while pregnant would not constitute child abuse or neglect even if the child suffers as a result. This in effect does make sense as...
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A quiet end to the billion-dollar mass tort cases associated with Pfizer and Wyeth selling hormone replacement therapy drugs (HRT). With the court...
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Once again the New Jersey appeals court misses the boat. This is what happens when politicians appoint judges who lack the ability to think outside...
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The requirements for an affidavit of merit when bringing a malpractice case appears to have been reduced. The Appellate Division as indicated its...
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Leave it to the New Jersey assembly to disturb the sanctity of marriage. For many many years privilege existed between a married couple. Now the...
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Here we have a case of the defendant being accused of shoplifting. The trial court did not violate the defendant’s rights to testify when it...
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In today's culture of criminalizing everyone, this bill adds relief to those who in another time and in most cases would otherwise not have been...
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Who would want to save a program like this Red Light Camera Program when it does nothing to reduce accidents and is just a money drain on the...
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Employers have received great protection in liability by the Workers Compensation system. However, an abuse of this protection has been recognized...
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This is a one sided article that plays to the weak minded individuals. It should be undisputed that ALL reasonable accommodations should be made for...
