New Jersey's Attorney General's Office has hired two of the state's premier corporate employment lawyers, Wayne Positan and Rosemary Alito, to fight the reverse race discrimination suit brought by former State Police Superintendent Carl Williams. And the new outside counsel -- earning the state's bargain-basement $130-an-hour rate -- appear to be readying arguments that part of Williams' claim should be barred by the time restraints of the Tort Claims Act.
October 27, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The Attorney General’s Office has hired two of New Jersey’s premiercorporate employment lawyers, Wayne Positan and Rosemary Alito, to fightthe reverse race discrimination suit by former State PoliceSuperintendent Carl Williams.
And the new outside counsel — earning the state’s bargain-basement$130- an-hour rate — appear to be readying arguments that part ofWilliams’ claim should be barred by the time restraints of the TortClaims Act.
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