Jessica Levin, president of Seven Degrees Communications, has an experiment that satisfyingly conveys the importance of personal branding:
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Attorney’s key to social media policies Be specific, but not too strong
Use common sense — seems like an adequate rule for social media activity related to work.
Read More »N.J. trial lawyers launch new boutique firm
The formation of the litigation boutique Tanenbaum Keale LLP was announced Wednesday by veteran trial lawyers Michael A Tanenbaum, James H. Keale and Thomas D. Robertson.
Read More »Norris McLaughlin law firm names new chair for matrimonial and family team
The Bridgewater-based law firm of Norris McLaughlin & Marcus P.A. has named one of its members the new chair of its matrimonial and family law practice, it announced Monday.
Read More »January is called ‘Divorce Month’ Resolutions, fresh starts and had enoughs
Over the last decade or so, January has come to be known as “Divorce Month” due to the jump in divorce filings during the month, more so than any other month of the year. This phenomena is proven objectively, by the number of filings and anecdotally, by the number of new clients typically seen by divorce attorneys during January.
Read More »Could COAH ruling aid distressed properties?
When the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled towns must factor in the so-called “gap years” from 1999 through 2015 when calculating their affordable housing obligations, some saw it as a major hindrance to communities and developers, many of whom will have to redo existing projects to meet the court mandate.
Read More »Industry, political figures react to COAH ruling
Representatives from both the public and private sectors appear to be divided on the consequences of the affordable housing ruling made by the New Jersey Supreme Court on Wednesday.
Read More »Duane Morris names new managing partner in Newark
Duane Morris LLP announced Wednesday it has appointed Gregory R. Haworth managing partner of its Newark office.
Read More »N.J. Supreme Court rules ‘gap years’ in affordable housing obligations count
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that towns must factor in the so-called “gap years” from 1999 through 2015 when calculating their affordable housing obligations.
Read More »Medical examiner changes cause of death for former Cooper CEO Sheridan
The state medical examiner has changed the cause of death for former CEO and President of Cooper University Health System John P. Sheridan Jr., the state Office of the Attorney General announced Friday.
Read More »Scarinci Hollenbeck grows attorney roster by more than 13 percent
The Lyndhurst-based law firm Scarinci Hollenbeck has added eight lawyers to its roster of more than 60 attorneys in recent weeks, it said.
Read More »The Interview Issue Terry Lyons #8212 Putting family back into the law
The waiting room of Lyons & Associates in Somerville looks and feels more like an inviting foyer of a home decorated for the holidays. That is exactly how Theresa “Terry” Lyons wants it.
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