For the third time in almost four years, the New Jersey Supreme Court hears arguments on whether ethics rules on naming law firms should allow use of a trade name rather than an alphabet soup of attorneys.
October 10, 2012 at 06:51 PM
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For the third time in almost four years, the New Jersey Supreme Court has heard arguments on whether ethics rules on naming law firms should allow use of a trade name rather than an alphabet soup of attorneys.
Perhaps fittingly, the Alpha Center for Divorce Mediation is the firm that offers to be the test case.
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