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New Jersey and other states tout social equity in their cannabis-licensing programs. A lawsuit filed by one unsuccessful applicant says competitors are gaming the system.
'We Have a Dysfunctional Process': NJSBA Contends With Ongoing Judicial Vacancy Crisis
"I am not speaking for the judiciary here, but Houston, we do have a problem," said former New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Barry T. Albin. "There are 64 vacancies. For the last two years there have been 50 or more vacancies in a state in which 100,000 people are licensed to practice law."
On the Move and After Hours: Stark & Stark; Faegre Drinker; McCarter; Carella Byrne
Stark & Stark's new office; the Essex County Bar Association's new president; and more moves.
Deal Watch: Dealmakers Brace for Complications From Debt Ceiling Debate
Corporate activity has been steady if not great the last few weeks, but a looming U.S. debt crisis could serve as foil to progress.
Ahead of the Curve: Will the US News Rankings Ever Be Viewed the Same Again?
This week, we dive back into the U.S. News & World Report's education rankings, which continue to make headlines despite still not being released.
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Power Ranking the Am Law 100: Who Won Out Through the Pandemic?
A retrospective on law firm pandemic performance sheds light on the future, and hints at a new model of success.
The 2023 Am Law 100: Ranked by Revenue Per Lawyer
With more lawyers and less demand, revenue per lawyer took a tumble.
A Step Back, But Still Ahead? An Analysis of The 2023 Am Law 100
While 2022 was a return to reality, 2023 may be the real challenge.
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