In March 2021, she announced her plan to retire from the court, but postponed those plans when it became clear that her intended successor, Rachel Wainer Apter, was not likely to be confirmed before year's end.
January 31, 2022 at 12:59 PM
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New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Jaynee LaVecchia, who spent more than two decades on the court before announcing her planned retirement last year, is going into private practice at New Jersey’s largest homegrown firm.
LaVecchia, appointed to the state’s high court in early 2000 by then-Gov. Christine Todd Whitman, joins Newark-based McCarter & English on Feb. 7 as a business litigation partner.
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Jaynee LaVecchia, former justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court. Courtesy photo
