The breach affected 1.3 million credit cards nationwide and compromised data including CVV numbers and expiration dates.
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NJ files in court to stop double taxation with NY amid COVID, telecommuting
Since March, over 400,000 New Jerseyans have worked from home, still paid income tax to New York.
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The former state attorney general and current Lowenstein Sandler partner talks about why the excessive number of vacant federal judgeships in New Jersey is bad for business.
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Former J&J exec alleges verbal abuse and retaliation from higher ups, including Janssen CFO
The pharma giant's leadership is being accused of a litany of abuses, including gender and sexual orientation discrimination, harassment a “cult-like adherence” to retaliation that ended in firing, according to a suit filed in New Jersey Superior Court in Essex County.
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Rutgers-Newark names building after RBG
The newly christened Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall was home to the law school for nearly 25 years after Ginsburg left the institution. The building is now home to 330 graduate and undergraduate students, including 100 law students,
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Rodríguez confirmed as DCA director
Paul Rodríguez has played an integral role in the State’s response to the current public health emergency,
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Carpenito to step down as top federal prosecutor
During his tenure, Carpenito established the cybercrimes and opioids units and prosecuted a variety of high-profile criminal targets
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Princeton Goldberg Segalla partner elevated to co-chair national workers’ comp practice
One of the firm's youngest co-chairs nationally, Esther Omoloyin will oversee 120 attorneys across 10 states.
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Supreme Court order encourages retired attorneys to provide pro bono legal work
The order enables the eligibility to claim exemptions from annual assessment fees and continuing legal education requirements if participation is solely in the legal field as a volunteer for Legal Services of New Jersey or another certified organization.
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2 at Faegre Drinker in Florham Park elevated to partner
As part of the firm's inaugural class of promotions, this first partner class reflects its global focus, commitment to diversity and inclusion, and emphasis on providing excellent client service.
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McCusker Anselmi Rosen & Carvelli advances one to partner, names chief admin officer
Two women have been elevated at the Florham Park law firm.
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Whistleblower lawsuit: Raw sewage illegally dumped by NY ferry operator for years (updated)
Hundreds of gallons of pollutants as well as batteries and aluminum shavings were alledgedly discharged into the Hudson River, East River, Upper New York Bay, Lower New York Bay, and Raritan Bay.
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