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Settlement Reached in Class Action Over Subaru Infotainment System Includes $1.5M Fee
Lawyers are seeking approval of a settlement that they say will provide car owners and lessees with benefits valued at more than $6.25 million in litigation over the automaker's allegedly defective Starlink infotainment system.
The Employer's Medical Marijuana Maze
We have entered new territory. The NJ Supreme Court's review of the Wild case and the new Jake Honig Act serve as reminders to employers to exercise caution if an employee is found to be using medical marijuana.
Law Journal Top Personal Injury Awards
The largest 20 awards reported by the Law Journal between Aug. 21, 2018, and Aug. 19, 2019.
Hovnanian's Indemnity Action Against Architect Fails in $10M Hudson County Condo Case
The developer of a Hudson County property that fell short of local fire code has failed in its effort to have the project's architect indemnify it following a multimillion-dollar jury verdict awarded to unit owners two years ago.
Public Finance Lawyers 'Keeping the Lights On' Amid Changed Government Bond Market
New Jersey's government bond market in the first half of 2019 has seen a rebound in activity compared with the first half of last year, but public finance lawyers' expectations of the market's baseline have changed.
Fired Employee's Claim That HR Pro 'Tipped Off' Boss to Harassment Complaint Moves Forward
"'Tipping off' someone purported to have engaged in misconduct and subsequently 'burying the report' certainly encourages someone to engage in future discrimination," Judge Robert Kugler said of the allegations in denying a motion to dismiss.
Judge Tosses Suit Over Incentives Granted to Mazda Dealerships
A federal judge found the New Jersey Coalition of Automotive Retailers lacks associational standing to sue on behalf of its members.
Walls, Federal Judge for 25 Years Who Presided at US Senator's Corruption Trial, Dies at Age 86
U.S. District Senior Judge William Walls of the District of New Jersey, who presided over the corruption trial of U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez, D-New Jersey, has died at the age of 86.Trending Stories
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