Beyond the law Today’s attorneys find that knowing their field means studying more than its legal element
In the early '90s, Michelle Schaap served as in-house counsel at Wayne-based Toys R Us, where she was handling various important contracts for the toy retailer, such as a contract involving the rights to film a Toys R Us location for a “Toy Story” film.
Two N.J. colleges make Military Times list of best schools for vets
Military Times has released its list of top colleges for veterans, with two New Jersey institutions representing the Garden State in the Top 20 of its ranking of four-year schools.
Catapult Learning Strengthens exec team with addition of Quattrociocchi
Camden-based Catapult Learning Inc., a provider of K-12 instructional services, announced it has hired Steve Quattrociocchi as president of the Education Solutions Group.
Good sports Schafers’ athletic center is ready to roll
It was the proverbial long road full of detours and roadblocks. But after 11 years of planning, anticipation and every headache imaginable, Schafer Sports Center finally cut the ribbon on its new 37,800-square-foot Ewing facility in August.
Her calling Freehold psychotherapist is confident COPLINE can help on national scale
Stephanie Samuels remembers how eager she was to join the police force in the 1980s in Los Angeles.
She was 21 then. The gang unit was growing rapidly, and being a part of the LAPD seemed like fun, she said.
RD Council of N.J. honors special guests at 37th Edison Patent Awards
At the 37th annual Edison Patent Awards, held Thursday night at the Liberty Science Center, Research and Development Council of New Jersey Chairman Troy Sarich stated how true innovation thrives when there is open collaboration between industry, education and government.
New Jersey CEOs offer business tips as they are honored at ‘Evolution’ event
Citrin Cooperman and Rutgers Business School joined forces to host the 2016 New Jersey CEO Evolution on Thursday in Newark.
Seton Hall receives 1.75 million to launch new Ph.D. program
Seton Hall University announced that it has received a $1.75 million gift to launch a new Ph.D. program in communication, which is expected to start in fall 2018.
Rutgers, in partnership with RWJBarnabas, breaks ground on multisport training complex
After the state's largest health care system formally secured the naming rights to Rutgers University's planned multisport training complex, officials broke ground Tuesday on what will now be known as the RWJBarnabas Health Athletic Performance Center in Piscataway.
Former Education Commissioner Hespe joins Whippany law firm
Former state Education Commissioner David C. Hespe is certainly keeping busy since leaving New Jersey government.
N.J. Inventors Hall of Fame to honor latest class of innovators
The New Jersey Inventors Hall of Fame will be hosting its annual awards banquet Thursday at The W Hotel in Hoboken.
Denholtz Associates inks lease renewals at Clark Commercial Center
Denholtz Associates, a real estate development, investment and management company, announced Tuesday that Retro Fitness and KinderCare Learning Centers LLC have both signed lease renewals at the Clark Commercial Center in Clark.
