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On the Move and After Hours: Chiesa Shahinian; Riker Danzig; Wilentz; Laddey Clark
Danielle Corcione, a partner and government and corporate investigations practice group leader at Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi in West Orange, was elected to a two-year term on the firm's executive committee as of Jan 1.
Connecticut's Gfeller Laurie Expands Into Philadelphia
With the boost in talent, firm leaders Charles Gfeller and Robert Laurie now boast a staff of 24 lawyers, representing a 33% increase over the past two years, including a key player in Philadelphia who brings local experience to the table.
Firm's Expansion Targets Princeton, Philadelphia
"We've always had work in the southern part of New Jersey and some work in Philly, which is why we made our New Jersey location Princeton," one firm leader said.
Connecticut's Gfeller Laurie Expands Into Philadelphia
With the boost in talent, firm leaders Charles Gfeller and Robert Laurie now boast a staff of 24 lawyers, representing a 33% increase over the past two years, including a key player in Philadelphia who brings local experience to the table.
Experience Counts in West Hartford Firm's Expansion Into Philadelphia
With the boost in talent, firm leaders Charles Gfeller and Robert Laurie now boast a staff of 24 lawyers, representing a 33% increase over the past two years, including a key player in Philadelphia who brings local experience to the table.
Parkinson v. Diamond Chem. Co., Inc.
Publication Date: 2021-11-08 Practice Area: Labor Law
Industry: Manufacturing
Court: Appellate Division Judge: Judge Sabatino Attorneys: For plaintiff: Lauren M. Paxton (Calcagni & Kanefsky, LLP, attorneys; Lauren M. Paxton, of counsel and on the briefs; Gianna A. Bove, on the briefs) For defendant: Susan L. Swatski (Hill Wallack LLP, attorneys; Susan L. Swatski, of counsel and on the brief; Joshua Heines, on the brief) Case number: A-2639-20
Business Tax Records Entitled to Same Presumption of Confidentiality from Discovery as an Individual's Records
Looking for Copies of an Adversary's Corporate Tax Returns? Not So Fast, Court Says
"In the ensuing five decades since Ullmann was decided, the opinion has withstood the test of time," said Appellate Division Judge Jack Sabatino, who added that the plaintiff cited no authorities from any jurisdiction to support its claim that business tax filings are subject to more lenient rules of access than personal tax filings.
After Hours: Hill Wallack; Saiber
Hispanic Bar Association Honors Hill Wallack Hill Wallack was named "Law Firm of the Year" by the Hispanic Bar Association of New Jersey at the…TRENDING STORIES
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